Timbermate American Cherry Hardwood Filler Review

I was hoping this product would finally save me from buying wood putty. While it fills in the grains, all woods have a unique color. Trying to use "one product fits all" isn't possible unless you want to mix your own filler with colorants and paste. I was hoping Timbermate would be that grain filler once and for all. Had not. I would recommend this product if you are willing to live with fill color. The spatula works well, it's easy to apply and sand, and it really works so no complaints.

Wow! I've been making furniture as a hobby for decades and, like most people, have either made my own wood fillers from sawdust and glue or purchased Elmers (from the tin can to the plastic jar to the tube over the years). Canned and tin dried elms (not in tube but nozzle clogs with dried material) only filled satisfactorily and required a lot of sanding to ensure residue was removed before completion. If you've used Elmers, you know what I'm talking about. So I bought Timbermate based on the…

Reproducing a historical firearm from the 18 length of a 55" cherry foregrip. Inexplicably and inexcusably, I tripped two beads by about 3-4 inches on top of each other .I must have crossed my eyes cutting this section.I was at a loss as to what to do.I discovered Timbermate and the claims made about him sounded too good to be true.Well I had nothing to lose.It works as advertised!I filled in the damaged area and let it dry overnight then cut out the beads again.It is hard and brittle and needs