PC Products PC-Woody Two-Part Wood Repair Epoxy Paste, Tan

I ordered smaller container set before. I have a 120 year old house, window sills outside were not attended to for a long time, with almost no paint left, deep cracks in the wood, I can't even describe how deep and warped they were. No dry rot, though, and it is a very hard wood.I scraped, cleaned them the best I could, followed by PC-Woody's wood petrifier/aka plastic wood(not exact name) and then with this product. The result- very strong, very hard surface, with sanding afterwards and painting with oil paint, windows look like new. Sorry, I don't have pictures, but the before picture would be showing hopeless state needing replacement. With little work and diligence, and these two products, I saved my original windows.Product is tricky to mix, I have not figured out a nonstick container or spatula to mix, but not too bad using it for thin layer onto the windowsill, one can apply it with quite smooth result. Consistency is similar to play-dough, but sticky. Wash tools right away with water. Work time is not very long- about 30 min, then it's not as pliable. Can be applied in very thick layer- 2 inches, because it does not dry, it cures, so no cracking or deformation. I have not tried it on the vertical surface, which I need to do. Consistency of the mix is such that it will slump/sag if applied thick vertically, so it will be difficult to keep shape. I am planning to use a piece of wood or metal and figure out what I can use to cover it to make it non stick, so I can get a straight smooth vertical surface.2023 update. Still can't find anything to mix with that would not stick. ( using butter knife, it washes off if washed right away.) However, it does not stick to mylar bags!!! You can buy them on Amazon, or like me, wash the inside of potato chip bag with Dawn dish soap, rinse very well, wipe with paper towel and let dry as well. Then cut the bag along side and bottom of the bag(assuming top is cut as well). Tape with duct tape or painters tape to a piece of carboard(inside of the bag up) or a solid smooth surface like piece of plywood. Mix , take the epoxy to the site of use. Voila!

Great product - easy to use and does what is claimed. Highly recommended.

Very strong wood filler. I used it to repair damaged areas of a decorative pillar, including some rotted areas. Used in conjunction with PC Woody Petrifier to repair the rot. Takes at least 12 hours to fully cure, but worth the wait.Downside: the 2 parts to be mixed are really sticky, and you MUST use 2 separate tools, one for each can, to load the product onto your mixing surface, or the product in the can will be contaminated and becomes useless. For cleanup, I used citrus hand cleaner with pumice for both my hands and the spreader tool (putty knife).

C'est bien vrai que ce produit s'étend bien, et reste bien en place (si on n'en met pas trop épais à la fois).Une fois le travail terminé (par un gars qui ne s'y connaît pas du tout), l'apparence est irréprochable.

This is a great product. Easy to mix. So much of one then the exact amount of the other. Blend together and use. I use I on my house where wood is starting to rot. Remove, dry, and apply. I've built up entire sections of window frames. Best stuff I ever used fo repairing wood. If you own a home with wood siding, windows, window frames this is a must to have.