🔲 White Durham Wood Putty, Donald Co Lb WTR 168 - Available Now! Review

This is a good product. When adding water, remember to add VERY little. I suggest using an eyedropper to pour the water the first time you mix it. Durham Water Putty dries very quickly and is very strong. But it can be sanded down without much effort. It takes on a yellowish color and dries to about the same color as plywood (cheap plywood). Also, it seems to get stuck in holes pretty well. It works well and you can keep it forever as long as the lid is tightly closed. AD2

great material for grinding holes, fixing non-ideal beveled corners on the pickguard and that 1/8 inch gap on the pickguard, that no one else has ever seen. BE VERY SAFE WHEN ADDING WATER. We even used it to patch small holes in the garden decoration (a sentimental value for mum) that was celebrated earlier this summer. After it was repaired, we made a mold out of it and cast a new one out of that material. I doubt hail will ever bother this thing. It's like a piece of rock sitting there, great

Durham Water Putty has been around for a LONG time and is a great filler for wood. I rarely need wood putty and recent needs have led me to Walmart and Revain in search of wood putty products. I was shocked at the prices of other fillers and then stumbled upon Durham's water putty. I forgot about this product (my dad sold it at his hardware store for decades before he retired) until I stumbled upon it here at Revain. It is an excellent wood putty and although it requires mixing first, the fact…