Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler, 16 Ounce Tub, Natural (Pack of 1)

I needed to fill in some gouges that were taken out of a wooden drawer. The product was a bit too think (think wet sand), so when spreading, it took a bit to get used to what would stay in the hole and what wouldnt. Once I got used to how to use it, worked like a charm and was easily sanded down to match what I needed.

Turns hard and gets job done for small household projects. Dont like mess it leaves after hardening. Besides that cant complain for what I use for around house

I’m fixing baseboards and closet shelves. I was using Elmer’s and Dap brand…they are so hard to sand and shape. Plus the product would often dry out even when the lid was on right. So I tried a different brand and am so glad I did! I’ll never go back! Plus the lid fits better and no drying out! Yay! Thank you for a great product!

This wood filler did the job...I will be buying more.

This stuff works well filling holes and cracks in wood. Easy to sand and paint over.

Holds wood in place

It’s ok

Got what I expected

I already knew that gorilla glue will not hold, gorilla tape will not stick, and now I know that gorilla wood filler will not fill in cracks or holes in wood. I kneaded the dough just like the instructions said and it didnt do a thing to help. it just balled up and flaked out. The only thing that keep gorilla products in business is there excessive advertising and false hype. I saw the creator of gorilla products on shark tank the other night bragging about developing the gorilla brand and then selling it. I hope he got a good laugh out of it as well as millions of dollars. He was on the show selling another bill of goods to the sharks and after he made them cry from a lamb story about developing this new product to support his 40 something rich son after he passed on. His son had just quit his job as as executive engineer for a major company. I guess it takes a con to con a bunch of cons.

This took a full 24hrs before I could sand. I was using for the corner of a staircase in an area that can fit inside your pocket. Very shallow gouge. It sands easily but seems like it won’t last even after paint. I have mixed and re-mixed the contents of the tub and sanded and re-applied. It seems tot are much longer to harden up and seems much easier to rma age than the original wood that was repaired. I will have to epoxy over this and sand on top of that.