can i use this to fill pores in wood?
85733
You could but it would be an unnecessary expense-this is a high end $$ product that is great for intended uses but you would do better to get wood filler, much less money and easier to work with as far as that goes
85734
It absolutely does! If you are going to that look - where you can see down into the pores and chips or holes in the wood - this will dry clear. I filled in an entire door knob hole when I converted a reclaimed door into a computer desk. Bought the door for $5 and spent $200 on many containers of this stuff. It ended up being about 2 and a half inches thick and still clear. It's cool to look into the space and see down into it through the material.
85735
It should work fine if you want a clear glasslike finish on the whole wood surface. It is probably not the best use for it if you are just filling holes. It is also self-leveling. I used it to embed craft beer bottle lids on a tray and it turned out well.
85736
You probably could. You'd just have to level/scrape it to the woods level. It dries like shiny clear plastic.
879740
There is no technical reason why you can't but I don't use this pump in that capacity. I used it for casting silicone and latex degassing. Next application was to make a vac bag for wood veneer. Its fairly inexpensive, I suggest you buy it.
995895
It works on every wood product on which I've tried it. As long as the object is porus enough to absorb the liquid, it will consolidate it. Larger defects can be repaired with the solid mix, and thinning the solid to a thinner paste by mixing with the liquid mix may be useful as well.
1015960
Yes. You can also 'cap' the void with a piece of wood after filling with Abatron Wood Epox. Remember to always verify that the surrounding wood is dry...you don't want a rot problem to start back up 'behind' your patch. Oh yeah, and make certain that whatever caused the problem in the first place has been resolved
90046
I would say it would get you a moisture meter to check your moisture in wood . I use distilled water and it is good for a week .It cant hurt it will keep from having dry cracks in finish and wood and improve the sound hope this helps Raymond
1170497
The Wood Filler is a tan color when it dries. I do suggest that you use a face mask to apply this because it is very strong. A well ventilated area is not good enough. You can sand this stuff down after it is dried and paint over it. I used this to fill in a hole in my front door. Worked great for that project. Good luck!
2035241
Yes. I have used it to fill very large holes over 2 inches wide and deep. Just apply in layers and let each layer dry completely.
1648206
This is not meant to used as a grain filler. It's meant to fill holes in wood such as knotholes and holes from nails and the like. Not meant to used as a thin coat. Also on the back it says that this product can't be mixed with oil-based stain
2055007
For wood it works wonder, put in multiple layers. Have not tried with anything else, sorry!
660239
Yes; this would be very suitable for filling holes in pine floor, and leaves a hard glossy finish.
1583002
The label says it's for use on hard, non-porous finishes....doesn't say specifically for wood, just "multi-surface" I guess it would depend on the finish of your wood. Good Luck!
1456809
I would say no. I've used pine before and it tends to be a bit "gummy" when it gets wet. I don't think you could fit enough in for it to be effective.
2118382
i dont think it would do much good as the laquer has sealed the wood.I think it would just smear as it couldnt soak in.
293124
It can be used to make wooden pens. You hace to order the the tools and special kit por turning them
1258295
You can, but you will use a lot of Abatron. You could mix wood chips in with it, but again very pricy.
1745907
Don't really know. But its mineral oil-based, so I doubt it. Its meant to be absorbed into the wood, rather than removing something from the wood.
1893472
i suppose so. it is good stuff. it is probably not the best for filling holes, but good for sealing leaks and small gaps.