Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Nov 01 '04
Pros: Good for fixing boo-boo's in light woods
Cons: Somewhat expensive, shrinks, takes stain, but unevenly.
Summary: One of the challenges when it comes to preparing a wood project for the final finish is handling imperfections in the piece. These may be natural or builder made problems. Usually the problem is a surface indentation of some sort. High spots can be ... read more
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Dec 19 '09
Pros: dries rather well and sands well too
Cons: not perfect for staining
Summary: I have been using Elmer's wood fillers all my adult life. They have been a leader in the field of glues and fillers for many, many years. I now use Elmer's Carpenter's Wood Filler, a water based product. It doesn't have the odor of the old stuff (though ... read more
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Apr 19 '05
Pros: Finished project looked great, easy to use!
Cons: Use in ventilated area.
Summary: When my husband built my aviary last year there were plenty of little imperfections. One that I noticed was the floor and little gaps where the plywood came together or was supposed to meet perfectly but didn't. I pointed this out and he said he had ... read more
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Jun 09 '07
Pros: Great color match
Cons: None
Summary: I used it to seal nail holes in Clear Urethaned Hickory trim and very pleased with the results. Also used to fill gaps on Pine paneling. Highly
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Jul 27 '05
Pros: Stainable Wood Filler is in a rectangular tub-it's easy to use with a putty knife.
Cons: Elmer's Stainable Wood Filler is higher priced, but is worth it for a quality finish.
Summary: The finishing wood filler is great for detail work. For a stainable product that is easy to use and holds a bit stronger, Elmer's has introduced a new Stainable Wood Filler that is excellent.
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