System Three1-Quart SculpWood Moldable Epoxy Putty, 90301

This stuff is crazy. It feels like the clay you played with as a child. It's easy to mix. There are two separate plastic containers in the box, both full of a clay-like compound. Put on gloves. Grab about the same amount from each container. Combine them in your hands. Then put the clay on whatever area needs repair. It's easy to work with and dries solid as a rock. It has stuck to everything I've used it on. I used it to fill deep holes on a doorway where hinges used to be and it worked well. I like that it isn't a liquid and it isn't grainy. It also doesn't really have much of a smell. The only advice I'd give you is not to be too heavy handed. It sands beautifully, but it creates a lot of dust.

Our dog had chewed up a chair rail and a windowsill. Instead of replacing them I tried this putty and it’s amazing! It’s super easy to mold into place and shape. I highly highly recommend this product. Give it a try before you try a more expensive fix.

This is a great product. Can carefully shape while wet, sand and carve once dry. Can even be used in a silicone mold. I use it all the time for repairing furniture and frames.

Hello,I am going through the renovation of my house and I have a lot of rotten woods and beams that I need to take care of.I tried multiple Wood Epoxy products on the market but I have to say that SculpWood Putty Epoxy Filler is by far the best in its category. When you mixed the 2 based epoxy together, the product becomes very nice and soft to work with. Most of products have a texture that is too sticky and liquid but this product doesn't stick all over your hands and gloves and it is like a dough. Very nice to apply and much easier to work with.It adheres and glues great to the wood and it hardens and dries within 6 to 8 hours unlike some other products that take more than 24 hours.As you can see in the picture, I used some small wood parts to fill the big gaps in the rotten beam and applied this product all around the parts so it stick and fills all the empty gaps within the beam.I really LOVE the product, again it is the BEST but unfortunately it's expensive.

Took on a challenging task to fix my mom's old wood end table. The filled in section was completely broken off and missing. Was a little difficult to get it to stick, had to really work it onto the piece to get adhesion, but once you got it on there it was easy to manipulate. Did this in small sections and allowed it to fully dry before adding more. Was very easy to sand and carve (with a dremel). Took stain better than I expected!