Wood Filler - Dark Oak, 275Ml

Yes, the filler can be applied to any depth. For very large or deep repairs, it's advisable to apply it in layers, allowing each layer to set slightly before applying the next, to ensure a solid cure and prevent sagging.

The filler sets hard in approximately 30 minutes, after which it can be sanded, drilled, nailed, planed, and carved.

Yes, once fully cured, the filler can be painted, stained, varnished, or dyed to match the surrounding wood.

Yes, the filler is waterproof and suitable for both internal and external applications, making it ideal for repairs on garden furniture or external joinery.

When stored correctly in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place, the product typically has a long shelf life. Refer to the product packaging for specific expiry dates.

The resin is the base component, and the hardener is the catalyst that initiates the chemical curing process when mixed together. Accurate proportions are vital for the filler to cure correctly.

Ensure the correct ratio of resin to hardener was used. Re-mix components thoroughly. Check storage conditions; extreme cold can slow curing.

This can occur if the mixture is too hardener-rich or if applied too thickly without proper support. Ensure accurate mixing and consider multiple thin layers for deep repairs.

Allow the filler to cure completely for the recommended time (approx. 30 minutes). If it's still too soft, it may not have been mixed correctly. If it's rock hard, ensure you are using appropriate sandpaper grit.

Ensure the wood surface is properly prepared: clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose material. Roughening the surface slightly can improve adhesion.