Wood filler

Discover the best types of wood fillers for achieving a seamless and durable repair. From epoxy fillers for structural strength to cellulose-based and polyester fillers for versatility and ease of use, find the right solution for your project.

Need to patch damaged wood? Let's compare the make up and functionality of Bondo vs Wood Filler to see which is best for your patch job!

Stainable wood filler is supposed to absorb stain just like wood. Does it work, or does it look awful? I tested 7 fillers, and I’m sharing the results here.

We're breaking down the differences between wood putty and wood filler and sharing when to use each one!

Want to make homemade wood filler? Here are 3 different methods for making DIY wood filler, and tips and tricks for success!

Bondo® Rotted Wood Restorer will solidify soft and spongy wood by penetrating into the wood surface to create a solid base and stop rot quickly. Wood rot is a common issue for most homeowners, regardless of where you live. It can be easily repaired with this restoration product. It is excellent for use with Bondo® Wood Filler (sold separately).

Most wood fillers are stainable, but some are much better than others. We put 7 popular wood fillers to the test to find the best wood filler

If you're wondering the difference between wood putty and wood filler, this post is for you. I'm breaking down everything you need to know about the difference between wood putty and wood filler to help YOU know which is appropriate for your own situation. If you're repairing furniture, filling in holes, or looking to seal up spaces, you'll likely need either filler or putty. Use this post to help you know which to apply!

How to use wood filler on chipped wood, & make a mold to form the shape. Large chunks of wood missing from some misshap just needs to be fixed & heres how.