System Three SculpWood Putty Epoxy Filler, 1 Quart Kit

Perfect fix for old window sills.I had a foster dog chew up my window sills and regular wood putty didn’t cut it. I was hesitant bc of the price but I’m glad I just bought it!

Great stuff!! Works great for wood rot restoration projects around the exterior of the house!

The product is pretty good to work with.You can fix any damage on you wood but is expensive.

Easy to work with and does a great job

Product works great. Was shipped quickly

To be fair, I must acknowledge that this is an excellent product ... though I prefer their Sculptwood Paste ... the putty is necessary for certain applications when doing repairs where gravity prevents the paste from staying put until it can cure. Despite the excellence of the product, I could not in good conscience give the product a 5-star rating because the company is -- in my opinion -- ripping off consumers by "price gauging". This is the same product as it has always been however, they doubled the price in recent years. I was forced to purchase the product on Amazon after Home Depot (reportedly) dropped the vendor. Perhaps the reputable big box home improvement store dropped them because they dramatically increased the price, beyond reason and they didn't find the practice suitable for their customer base. (?) The item used to sell for $39.95. With that said, I have repaired garage beams, window sills, furniture, thresholds, molding and more with this product (and the paste) over the years -- and always with sound and lasting results. The clay starts out with a play-dough consistency when first blending, but quickly becomes very sticky. I find that allowing it to begin the curing process before attempting to sculpt real detail reduces aggrevation. It does afford an attractive repair that "disappears" once sanded and painted.

I have used Sculpwood many times to repair cracks in widow frames and trim. Easy to work with, dries quickly and really seems to hold up. I am looking forward to using the smaller size package because the larger size has hardened over time (years) in the container.

This is Amazing. I can NOT believe how well it's worked. I ordered more just to have incase I ever needed it. You have to follow the directions, which one of the reviews said. They are right. You have to wear gloves and you have to work the two together and know where your putting it before you start. Once you start putting it down,its there. Let it dry and sand it. Mine is on the edge of a front porch step,and it's worked get and took the (more solid) stain great too.