PC Products PC-Woody Wood Repair Epoxy Paste, Two-Part 24 oz in Two Cans, Tan 44330

This is my second purchase of this product. Once opened to use it will stay useable for a long time (over a year), so a great shelf life. Easy to mix. Works horizontally or vertically. Cures completely within 24 hours and sands easily. A homeowner should always have this on hand.

Goes on a little wet, which is good for thin or irregular surfaces, but can be applied deep if need. Cures in a reasonable amount of time and is rock hard once cured. Sanding takes a little extra effort since the cure product is so hard. Paint goes on well . Mixing is a bit messy, but easy. I would purchase again.

Works well for wood/trim repair and hold up well

I'm very pleased with the performance of this wood repair epoxy. I've used similar products in the past (such as the 2 part epoxy made by Elmer's) but this one stands out in terms of adhesion and bond strength. It truly creates a patch that's stronger than the original wood.Mixing is simple (1 part of each mixed well) and it's not difficult to work with. Clean-up is a bit more involved than with Elmer's since this requires a solvent, such as mineral spirits, for cleanup.I've used this to repair exterior trim that has rotted and as a patch for damaged wood furniture. It takes paint as well as the original wood, but it is helpful to prime it first (I like the Kliz primer) for best results.One of the few products that actually exceeds my expectations -- five enthusiastic stars!

I have ordered this item 4 times now for various projects. This stuff is strong, cures solid, and adheres well even in "thick" sections since it is a 2 part epoxy (in contrast to some DAP wood filler I tried, which didn't cure when in thick sections, was not sticking well). I used this outdoors to repair termite damage and damage from dry rot on doors and window frames. Note, it is pretty messy to work with because it is so thick and sticky, and starts curing after a few minutes. I ended up putting it on and not worrying too much about uneven surfaces, and doing LOTS of sanding. I also found that if I used some sturdy plastic packaging to make "forms" for edges and corners, and applied those "forms" onto areas where I had applied the PC Woody, the forms would come off easily after curing a day and be close to the final shape. From there you either sand or fill more.I removed one star because two of my orders had issues. The first one, the cap on the white Part A jar had loosened, and the contents had started to dry out. A hard crust had formed on the top. It was still usable. The second issue was the bottom of the Part B jar had cracked. I used tape and plastic cling wrap to seal it up so it wouldn't leak or dry out. For the price, they really need to package it better. Lesson: check the bottles thoroughly when you first receive from Amazon, make sure they are not dried out, tightly capped, and the bottles are not damaged.

Working on double-sash window restoration. The panes are old and damaged. This has worked in filling the damage—very strong & reliable. Hardens nicely. The finish will differ from wood grain, sanding down and putting a light coat for feathering helps. Of course, result is better when primed and painted after.Note: make sure to mix the two evenly, otherwise you’ll get a disgusting sticky, mess.

Used to repair an outdoor cedar arbor that had partially rotted. Easy to mix and work into cavities. Hardens completely overnight. Sands easily and leaves a completely smooth surface. Would definitely buy again.

Product was fine but did not take a stain so had to add a pigment powder.