Plastic Wood All Purpose Latex Wood Filler, Walnut, 6 Oz (7079800584)

I use this stuff to patch nail holes on the walls and it works so much better then spackle. When you use spackle a lot of the time it dries with a concave divot and you need to apply another coat. This plastic wood latex filler dries flat so you only need one coat usually. It also dries very quickly which is very convenient. It is super easy to apply and does not have any noticeable smell. The color is like a light beige with a little yellow tinge to it. It covers very easily with paint and can be sanded down nicely. Highly recommend this product over spackle.

This product is—hands down—my favorite wood filler (although the packaging could be greatly improved). After you use about half the tube, it requires a lot of hand strength to dispense the rest of the product. Despite my weak woman hands and the overly thick packaging, I'm still a devoted fan because it's such a versatile product. For example—I use it mostly for wall drywall repair. Yes. Drywall repair. After trying out dozens of different types of spackling and drywall compounds, I've found that nothing beats a tube of white DAP Plastic Wood Filler. It doesn't shrink, becomes almost as strong as the drywall panel itself, and—once dry— sands down and takes paint like a dream. (For repair areas that need to support load-bearing nails or wall anchors, Mohawk Epoxy Putty Stick in White is the way to go). Bonus—after my drywall repair spot is flush with the surface, I simply dapple some additional DAP wood filler over the area, let it dry for a few minutes, and then smooth/shape it with a small boar's-hair paint brush and water. Presto chango. I have wall texture! No messy cans of spray texture required. DAP—please offer the white plastic wood filler in the tub size. I'm SO over compounds.

It’s a bit thinner than you want for reworking trim. But it will get the job done. The finished product turned out excellent.

I got to thinking that he might not paint the repair I was making so that's why I wanted white. However, I ended up painting it anyway. But I like having the white available. The product is very thick and it adheres very well. It's easily sandable and moldable. And it makes a really nice repair.

Works great, bringing the benefits of wood filler and caulking together. Works well with wood with plastic-like finishes and works well as a replacement for caulking and wood putty and filler. Works like dry wall spackling. I wish they would offer it in the tub and offer more sizes. I used more than one tube to finish out a melamine cabinet with finger joint finishing and support boards installed to convert 3 foot wide closet into a pantry and jacket closet.

Easy to control. Good hole filler

The product works well at filling voids in wood. It is easy to use and sands to a very smooth surface. One issue: The tube is labeled as 6 oz. Net at, but the tube (or at least the one I bought) contains around 2 oz of product. First use I had to almost fold the tube in half before product came out.

The DAP Plastic Wood All Purpose Latex Wood Filler has become my refurbishing secret weapon, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer for the impatient perfectionist in me! This wood filler is like a wizard's wand for restoring furniture – it works exactly as it should, making scratches, dings, and imperfections disappear faster than a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat. The quick dry time is a total win for someone like me who lacks the patience of a saint. The application is smooth, and it sands like a dream. It's like giving my furniture a spa day, and I get to revel in the satisfaction of watching it transform before my eyes. The versatility of this filler is also a major plus – it tackles everything from small nicks to more significant blemishes with ease. In conclusion, if you're a refurbishing enthusiast with the patience of a caffeinated squirrel, the DAP Plastic Wood Filler is your new best friend. It's efficient, effective, and dries quickly enough to keep even the most impatient DIY-er smiling. Say goodbye to furniture flaws and hello to your refurbishing masterpiece!

good product

I use this on PLA+ 3D printed parts and it works great, can be thinned with a little water or Acetone if you need it to dry quickly. I would suggest cleaning with a damp cloth as even when dried and sanded this stuff seams to wash off in water pretty easily. Paints over with no issues.

Easy to mold or shape . . but yet to see how tough it is when its dries up.

I have not used this certain plastic wood before. So far, so good. I did not get a chance to stain it, due to unexpected rain for days. The cracks in my wood deck are still sealed well. Some areas where it was not level, water would pool on it and the plastic wood, would turn yellow. I will sand that down and really let it dry out. Other woodfillers do not work outside. Plastic is excellent

El BANZ 00585 DAP Latex 6oz se ha convertido en un imprescindible en mi taller. Este relleno de madera no es solo fácil de usar, sino que su tiempo de secado es sorprendentemente rápido, lo que permite avanzar sin demoras en mis proyectos. La capacidad de lijarlo y teñirlo como si fuera madera genuina es notable, y su resistencia asegura que cualquier grieta o imperfección quede reparada de manera duradera. Quisiera compartir algunos consejos basados en mi experiencia: es crucial eliminar todo residuo de polvo y aserrín antes de aplicar el producto y dejar que seque completamente; en mi caso, 30 minutos fueron suficientes. Aunque el precio puede parecer elevado para proyectos de gran envergadura, para mi escritorio de madera ha sido ideal. Con menos de un cuarto del contenido, he logrado cubrir todas las necesidades de relleno y, manteniéndolo bien tapado, se conserva en perfectas condiciones para futuros trabajos. Por lo tanto, encuentro que la relación costo-beneficio es totalmente justificable para la calidad y eficacia que ofrece.