PC Products PC-Woody Wood Repair Epoxy Paste, Two-Part 1.5 oz in Two Jars, Tan 23334

Good stuff, a pleasing repair to broken door handle !

A bit awkward to mix and use compared to conventional woodfiller but should do the job for small repairs. The quantity supplied is only 42ml.

Slightly too light in colour for the teak on our boat but the closest so far. And I have tried a lot. This was by far the best to work with.The color match is close when dry but it stays light and the teak goes dark when the repair stands out. But as I said by far the best I have tried by a long way.

I used this to repair a very old French Provincial chair. The chair was missing a substantial chunk of wood. Not having the part that broke off, I had to use this repair putty to build it back up. I was planning on applying several thin layers. To aid the epoxy to adhere to the area, I inserted several wood screws to help anchor the epoxy putty. After mixing the two components 50/50, I applied it to the damaged area. I tried to mix a little but I wound up mixing more than I needed. The putty spread easily and I purposely over filled the area. This is not a 5 minute epoxy so you need to let it cure. After about an hour I checked on it an it was still sticky to the touch. I decided to let it cure overnight. It cured solid. It shaped well with rasps, files and sandpaper. It did not do particularly well with wood stain. It did take a little stain but I couldn’t achieve the dark color I needed. I ultimate had to use stain touch up pens. The repair came out nicely. If your finish is paint, then this putty will work well for you. A stained finish is going to be a little challenging.

Product works extremely well. Used it to plug several screw holes that stripped in door frame. Mixes easily, applies well and can be handled by hand, and was fully cured within 24 hrs. Felt like new wood and holds together well.

Worked well

I used this product to repair three stripped screw channels on the same hinge as part of a folding leaf on a solid wood dining table. The table was becoming unusable because of the bad joint. The product was easy to mix. Getting the mixture into the screw channels was challenging since for various reasons I couldn't flip the table face down on the floor. Therefore I was fighting gravity. However, I eventually was able to fill the holes. I waited 24 hours and drilled pilot holes into the hardened mixture. What I found is that the mixture drilled well and was also still very, very slightly malleable. This actually worked to my advantage as I was then able to put the hinge into position and twist the screws easily into the pilot holes. I then waited another 24 hours for the screws to finish hardening into place. I have been using the table daily for two weeks and the hinge seems to be holding very well. I have a usable dining table once more.

I used this to repair hinge holes in laminate kitchen cabinets after regular wood filler wasn’t strong enough to hold the screws. It’s very easy to mix and push into the damaged holes, and once hardened it was strong enough to screw the hinges back in.One important tip: make it as flush as possible before it dries because this stuff gets VERY hard and is difficult to sand!My repair held for several months before eventually giving out on a very heavy cabinet door that’s opened constantly. It’s not a permanent fix for that kind of stress, but it’s much stronger than regular wood filler and I’ve found it very useful for repairs.