J-B Weld 8258 KwikWood Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.

Really easy to use.Had a great furniture that cracked during moving time.The weld filled in and dry beautifully and my son finished with paints.From a distance you would never notice.

Works like an absolute charm! Used this to fill in latch holes in doors that were way too big. This putty was so easy to work with. Rolled it up, shoved it into the hole, and after an hour in was solid and ready to drill and chisel. Even a rather large chunk solidified as expected. Probably could have used extra curing because it was so thick. The middle was just a touch soft, which gummed up the drill bit a little. Didn't stop me, though, and it didn't seem to hurt anything. Absolutely elated with how this product turned out!I will say the putty is a bit thick, so it's useful for larger gaps. I would not be able to work this into smaller cracks or holes. But there's plenty of other products for those cases.

all good

Worked great but after a couple weeks even sealed properly and stored the remaining in tub started to crack. Have to cut about 1/2 inch off every time unseal to use after a few weeks. Good colour & than that it’s been over 6 months and holding up

Pros:* Heavy-Duty Rebuilding: Rebuilt missing edges and corners on chewed-up porch pillar bases, saving me from having to replace the entire pillar or base.* Long-Term Durability: Six months later (after molding, sanding, and painting), the repair has held up exceptionally well outdoors through the weather.* Easy to Work With: Hand-mixable epoxy putty molds into shape smoothly and adheres strongly once prepped.Cons / Important Notes:* Fast Working Time: You only have about 20–25 minutes maximum to shape and position the putty before it starts setting, so work quickly.* Hard Curing: Dries rock-hard, which is great for strength, but manual hand-sanding thick repairs will quickly tire out your arm—an electric sander is definitely recommended for larger jobs.Tips for Best Results:* Prep the Surface: Make sure to rough up the repair area first so the epoxy gets a good grip.* Drying Time: Wait a full 24 hours for it to fully cure and harden before doing your final fine-sanding and painting.Verdict:A total lifesaver for outdoor wood repairs. It allowed me to restore structural edges on my porch pillars rather than spending hundreds on replacement wood. If you take the time to prep the surface properly and use a power sander for the finish work, the results look seamless and last.