E864 Carpenter's Wood Filler, 3.25-Ounce Tube, Mahogany

I used this wood filler to fill in small holes left behind after I repaired my hardwood floors. Easy to fill the holes and then wipe away the excess. Takes a bit of research to find the right color that will match your floors.

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It was perfect for what I needed - but very hard to get out of the tube , I had to heat it up. Yet I would never have found this product near me.

I have written reviews before but this is the worst review I ever wrote. This stuff is not like the glue. Elmer's does make excellent wood glue and that's why I decided to try this. The first tube was junk so I returned it for another one. The second tube was not much better so I decided to give it a try. This stuff does not come out of the tip hole no matter how big you cut the tip, so I cut the bottom just to try to get what I could and maybe I would have luck applying it. Don't waste your money on this, find something else. I watched You tube videos on how it should come out like nice and creamy. Not this clay chunks of crap. So done with this. Going to the hardware store to see what I could find that does the job.

Wood filler is an essential household item and this wood filler does exactly what it says it does. It is priced right and fills in holes. I mostly use this for making small repairs and I've also used it on my guitars when the screws have stopped screwing in properly.

Used this to try to fill in a scratch that my dog made on our kitchen table. It is supposed to be mahogany in color, but it seemed way too light. It's a light pinkish brown coming out of the tube. I used some ink from a brown marker and kind of mixed it into the filler, which helped, but not sure how long it will last.

Did a good job, for large holes, fill a little and let sit 24 hours. Then fill again and repeate if you have to. It tale a good day to fully cure.After it hardened I light sanded it and used a little nail polish lacquer to seal it and give it some shine. Used it on oak hard wood floor, came out good!

I actually use this stuff to fill in areas of 3D prints. It works great- easy to fill cracks, you can always add more if you need to, and it sands very well. Sometimes the liquid solvent or whatever it is that holds it together can separate a bit (making it inconsistent), but not bad.

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