J-B Weld 40006 Wood Restore Premium Epoxy Putty Kit - 32 oz.

Très bonne qualité et utile pour de grosses réparations

The epoxy putty works very well with building up worn and missing wood. With a wet, gloved finger, the putty can be feathered out to require less shaping after it cures.

I'm impressed. I have wood windows. I'm replacing my wood storms with aluminum. I had one window on the north side of the house that has a rotted frame. I gutted out several years ago, replaced the brick mold with composite, cleaned up the wood storm and it dried out inside very nicely. So I used this stuff. I kneaded it as instructed. I pushed down inside but even after 30 minutes it was soft. After a full hour, the surface was pretty hard. I tried sanding and underneath was soft. I simply waited. It got nice and hard, was easy to sand with a power sander. I did not get a before photo, but the area where the stain is is where the filler was put in. I'm impressed. I have a rotted board on one of our Adirondack chairs, I'm going to try this on that next.

I'm surprised more people don’t talk about this product. It’s incredibly easy to use, and once it dries, it’s as hard as wood. It’s been a game-changer for my furniture refinishing side business. Antique pieces often come with missing wood, dents, or deep scratches—but this stuff works like modeling clay, letting me reshape and repair anything seamlessly. I can make it look like the damage was never there. This is a must-have that’ll always have a place in my garage

I think this product is pretty good overall. We put in new floors and it left a significant gap under the door frames. I used this to fill those gaps rather than changing the trim. I had to layer it. The first round did a good job of filling the holes and getting close to a finished product. Second layer was refining. If you want to really eyeball it, you can see it’s not perfect. Looks good overall if you aren’t down there inspecting it. Only thing that was kinda aggravating is I would have to stop and wash everything off periodically because it builds up on whatever you are using. I used a scrubbing sponge and that worked really well.