Woodepox Kit 2gl

Works well. I filled a large cavity of rotted wood in a decorative beam. The two plastic containers are surprisingly light which left me wondering whether they were properly filled. They were. Consistency is like dough. Mix the two very thoroughly by kneading, folding and pressing. Then you have about 20 minutes to work it and shape it. I found it best to mix only a fist-sized blob (or less) at a time. In a few hours it's quite hard. Some reviewers have noted that it doesn't want to stick to wood. It's not like conventional two-part epoxy--it does not "wet" the surface it touches. The trick to make it stick is strong pressure. Rub an initial thin layer very firmly with your gloved fingers and it will stick and stay in place. Then you can add more for depth. It can be difficult to lay down a smooth surface but once it's hard, it sands nicely. I used a high-speed rotary hand sander 12 hours after applying.

Great value. We're restoring a Queenslander with a bunch of wood rot. After lots of research, I landed with this product. It's expensive, but in the bigger quantities, you do get a fairly good amount and it does go a long way. Light and strong. Highly recommended.

Lo mejor que he encontrado para mi trabajo, leí que este producto estaba entre los mejores diez en el mercado estadounidense y eso debe de ser verdad. En México no he encontrado nada que lo supere. No dudes en adquirirlo.

I'm a painting contractor. I do a lot of wood repairs. This stuff is a game changer. takes a minute to learn what you're doing but once you get it figured out it will save you hours.

The two step process of Abatron Wood Restorer and wood Epoxy is ideal to replace and repair wood. That said, the epoxy compound is a bit hard to mold into detail shapes and a result, rough and finishing sanding is required to make sure the product is finished to the dimensions you need. It is strong, durable and finishes well. I have used over 2 gallons of the material and would buy it again to repair any wood.