Repair Express Two-Part Wood Filler is a quick-curing, stainable wood filler with a twopart unsaturated polyester resin base, crafted to deliver exceptional performance and durability. This non-sag, repair filler is wellsuited for substantial fixes to timber affected by damage or rot, especially for structural overhead repairs when appropriate plastic shuttering is applied. It is easily moldable and shapeable upon initial setting. Specifically formulated to facilitate repairs within a onehour timeframe.

Properties :

·        Well-suited for extensive overhead repairs

·        Exceptional durability

·        Outstanding modeling characteristics

·        Superior adhesion

·        Applicable for structural repairs

·        High strength and exceptionally tough

·        Rapid curing

·        Easily sandable and compatible with most spirit-based wood stains

·        Suitable for both internal and external applications Applications

Application Method :

It is advisable to work with small quantities of wood filler at a time to ensure application before the initial setting occurs. Transfer a portion approximately the size of a golf ball onto a suitable mixing board, utilizing the included spreader. Dispense about two inches of hardener from the tube and mix thoroughly, preferably with a folding action. Clear the base of the mixing board and spreader during mixing to minimize the risk of applying uncured filler to the repair.

Initiate the application with small amounts of filler to prevent trapping air within the repair, gradually increasing the volume. Finish the repair by smoothing over the surface before allowing it to cure, ensuring it is slightly elevated to accommodate any subsequent sanding.

For sizable repairs, flexible plastic can be used as a shutter, removable after about 10 minutes for a smooth finish. Sanding is most effective 15–20 minutes post-application.

If staining the wood filler surface, thorough sanding is essential for proper stain penetration. Certain timbers have high absorbency, so it is recommended to conduct a trial to ensure the desired acceptable finish can be achieved.