AbatronDark Brown, 2 gal.

This product is awesome! I had the beginning of rot in 3 cabin logs and I was able to fill with Abatron's Liquid Epoxy first, then use the WoodEpox to fill the voids and texture to match (close enough!) the original look of the logs. See the circled areas in the picture for reference of how well I was able to shape it to match the log grain/texture. It cured as hard as a rock and repainted very well. Can't review durability yet, so time will tell.

purchased many times to repair windows, storm windows, wood trip inside and out. Hasn't failed yet. Easy to mold, takes paint great. It's expensive but not as much as redoing the job. Oldest work is 15 ish years, still good.

Lo mejor que he encontrado para mi trabajo, leí que este producto estaba entre los mejores diez en el mercado estadounidense y eso debe de ser verdad. En México no he encontrado nada que lo supere. No dudes en adquirirlo.

Great value.We're restoring a Queenslander with a bunch of wood rot. After lots of research, I landed with this product.It's expensive, but in the bigger quantities, you do get a fairly good amount and it does go a long way.Light and strong. Highly recommended.

I was surprised at how light it was. It was lighter than other putties I've worked with. It also feels softer than playdough, which makes it easy to knead. But unlike playdough, it is a bit sticky (well, it is epoxy) and bits will stick to your gloves and work surface. I laid out some wax paper on a piece of board to use as a work surface and the putty will stick and leave residual bits on the wax paper. One downside is that it doesn't spread smoothly like wood putty or spackle. Clean up is pretty easy using denatured alcohol, so long as the putty hasn't cured yet.