Boncart 21.16 oz 2-Part AB Epoxy Wood Putty | High Hardness, Paintable, Multi-Purpose Repair Filler for Fixing Missing Parts, Holes, Pits, Cracks (White)

Product worked well on filling in rotted wood on porch railings

Easy to use epoxy wood putty! I’ve used on multiple pieces of furniture I’m flipping. The quality is high and it sands well. If you’re staining, I would mix a dab of stain in with the putty prior to applying to furniture. It takes around 24 hours to dry which is not ideal but I’ll accept since it’s durable. There is little to no odor (and I am very sensitive to smell).

The Boncart Epoxy Wood Putty works great! It’s easy to mix, applies smoothly, and fills gaps or repairs wood beautifully. Once cured, it is very hard to sand, so be sure to shape it well before it fully sets. It also sands and paints nicely when done carefully, making it perfect for DIY projects or fixing furniture. The sanding blocks that come with it worked well for light sanding, but I ended up needing a harder sander for larger areas and tougher spots. Also, the black gloves included are enormous—they must be designed for a man because they were way too big for my hands. I just used my own gloves instead. Pros: easy to use, excellent repair results, sands and paints nicely Cons: included gloves are oversized, sanding blocks are too soft for heavy-duty work, very hard once cured Overall, a solid product that does exactly what it promises, just be ready with your own gloves and a firmer sander for bigger projects.

Tried this product out minutes after receiving it . So far I am very pleased . Great advices given in the instructions. Pop it in the microwave for about 15-20 sec. It’s easily mixed and has plenty of working time. 24 hrs I will see what strength it has . So far very pleased!

I think it was easy to work with but mine has not gotten hard. It’s been done for about 2 weeks with 85 degrees weather. So I can’t sand it because it’s not hard. I’ve included a before and after picture.

The instructions on the little bucket of putty had some instructions and the cardboard insert in the packaging had slightly different instructions. Neither one was complete. I relied on the cardboard insert and applied the putty. Since my patch was deeper than the 1/8-inch, I didn't fill it before using the patch. I'll wait and see if it cures before adding another coat over the patch.

I love this stuff!! There is a lot of product (I still haven't run out of it), and it works really well. They include a strong metal tool to scoop out the epoxy, as well as a pair of gloves and two sanding blocks, which was really nice. The only issue is that it's sticky. I've used the gloves to work with the epoxy, which is a bit more awkward, and I've tried not wearing the gloves, and the product was really hard to clean off my hands. But I imagine that is just part of the deal. I very much recommend this epoxy.

It was awful. The two products would not mix together even when I tried to do it in a smaller portions. It just wouldn’t mix. I had to throw it in the garbage.