DAP 00585 Latex 6oz, White All Purpose Plastic Wood Filler, 6 Oz

Its very useful. I use it to patch windows. Its very hard. It’s just that this amount is not enough, I will buy a large amount next time.

I was unable to get a smooth finish with this product, no matter what I tried. I tried wetting my putty knife, but all that did, was make it worse. Seems to go from very soft to hard quickly, leaving little working time. Was easy to clean up, at least

Due to moving the dresser from point A to point B, the dresser has a large triangle piece that is missing from the top of the dresser. This product filled the piece. The product is easy to sand and now I can easily stain or paint the dresser for a better complete look. Now should I paint it harlequin, Picasso, or browish blonde old-fashioned or maybe Martha Stwart chrome? Suggestions welcome. I have no style.

Filler worked really well and dried quickly and had no trouble sanding it but I was using it on Walnut and it wasnt quite dark enough. Not the fault of the product I just didnt realize it was that light. Other than that it worked great.

I have a puppy who enjoys eating the corners of my baseboards. I used this to fill in the area that was eaten off (shaping it with painters tape) and allowing it to dry for two days, sanded it down to shape, painted, done! Can’t even tell it was chewed up and missing. MUCH easier than having to replace the entire board.

I used this to fill in some small holes in a wood floor. It worked well, not a perfect match but close enough.

Strong... VERY strong stuff. I used this to reform the strike plate hole in my bedroom door frame. As in, there was no wood there at all, nothing. I gooped this into place, finger shaped a hole as neatly as I could, and let it dry completely before screwing in the strike plate. The screws took quite well to the solidified material and tightened down securely. I could latch my door shut again and lock it! The real test came when my roommates dirtbag acquaintance (a total loser with a rap sheet a mile long) had a fit of criminality and decided to vandalize my house. While I was away, he tried to break through the door warping and cracking it in multiple places. He even bent the doorknobs metal latch assembly, which is the part that fits into the strike plate. BUT, the strike plate itself was still secure and still anchored into the DAP Plastic Wood, which did not crack or get damaged in any way! Wow. Is this stuff stronger than metal? Possibly. I have real-world evidence to support that hypothesis.

This wood filler takes pride in filling wood.

I purchased this to fill some gaps in my older wooden floor. The color matched perfectly and worked well on smaller gaps. Was easy to apply and to wipe off to level it out. On larger gaps, on the other hand didnt have the same successful results. While for the most part it stayed in place, on some other areas the filling came off as I.was vacuuming the house. I guess it didnt form a strong bond with the sides of the wooden flooring.

This is good stuff but the tube is only about half full. It makes it hard to squeeze out.