Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler – Ideal For Filling Small Imperfections – Sandable – Light Stainable – Easy Squeeze Tube – 100ml

This is such great filler. Easy to mix and use, it has quite a thick consistency, stuck well and smothed easily, one tub did the gate (before & after pics uploaded so you can gage coverage), and it covered quite a few larger holes. It repaired the wooden gate really well, and should now last a while longer without having to fork out for new wood pieces or a new gate. I've since sanded it down, it smoothes out well and didn't take any chunks away from the places I'd filled, it's solid, dried quickly too. Will be painting over it so will see how well it covers. I'll update my review if there's any issues.

I bought the oak coloured version to fill the small holes left fixing architrave. Unfortunately it was notably visible testing on the european oak we are using. the addition of a tiny amount of burnt sienna acrylic paint to the filler added just enough colour to make it virtually invisible, and it still set just fine. I simply applied using a scraper and then lightly sended and it blended perfectly once the clear the wax-oil finish was applied. I suspect it might match the greyer american oak more closley, but if accurate matching is what you want then you will add pigments to whatever filler you get. This is neutral enough to allow adjustment.

The filler spreads smoothly, fills small holes and imperfections well and is easy to sand once dry. The light-oak colour blends nicely with similar wood tones. A reliable product for everyday repairs around the home.

The Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler in Light Oak is an excellent product for both quick touch-ups and deeper repairs. I’ve used it on door frames, furniture, and garden woodwork, and it performs brilliantly every time. The consistency is smooth and easy to work with, filling gaps and cracks cleanly without sagging or shrinking as it dries. Once hardened, it sands down beautifully to a fine, even finish that’s ready for staining, painting, or varnishing. The light oak shade blends very naturally with most wooden surfaces, making repaired areas barely noticeable. It also adheres well outdoors, showing no cracking or flaking even after exposure to weather. A small amount goes a long way, and the 250ml tub is perfect for DIY projects around the home. Reliable, durable, and great value—this is my go-to wood filler from now on.

Bonds to wood easily and easy to put on. Perfect to fill in split wood and holes

Haven't used it yet because it's not oak coloured. Somewhere between light Ivory and Oyster white on my RAL chart.

Works well but hope it retains it's workability within the container and doesn't dry out.

I’m really pleased with this filler and the colour is pretty accurate. It looks lighter when it’s just been applied but it dries darker and it’s a little darker than I wanted but I’m gonna order light oak to do the final layer. I chose dark oak based on reviews and thinking that light oak would be too light but I think it’ll be perfect for my floor and if it’s too light then I’ll mix them together to hopefully get the perfect colour to match my floor. Very easy to apply and dries very quickly, would highly recommend!

Does what it says on tin, good value delivered on time

Eignet sich super zum holz bearbeiten, lässt sich gut verarbeiten . Preis Leistung stimmt

What I disliked is opening the jar to check the contents to find it looks like someone helped themselves first! Will update when I have used the product.

The tube when opened and squeezed reveals that it is only 'half full' of product. Upon applying the filler out of the tube onto wooden table top in very small amounts, it dried sandy grainy almost immediately, rolling up on the puddy knife and extremely difficult to spread. No less than half of what I applied to my puddy knife ended up as dried excess. Amazon replaced the tube without charge, but I don't plan on using anytime soon. I bought the same filler in the plastic jar; it was slightly less dense/thick, did the job but still produced a LOT of dried up excess. Ideally, wood filler should spread like peanut butter onto a wooden surface and allow a reasonable amount of time (5-8 minutes maybe) before becoming too difficult to pull with the knife