Dark Quikwood Epoxy Putty - 1 Ounce Review

This epoxy exceeded my expectations. It serves its intended purpose better than anything I've used before. Set up quickly and let dry overnight. It didn't shrink, it worked really well, the color blended well.

It worked really well. I filled in the screw holes and fixed a chipped corner on a small dresser. It needs to be processed (shaped) quickly because it hardens quickly. He polished up nicely. Couldn't tell this new corner from the others and couldn't find where to patch the screw holes. I was very happy with the results.

I've had great success using Quickwood for cosmetic wood chip and gouge restoration, but it's not as structurally sound as Miliput. I used it to fix a wall where an overloaded hook had broken out of a panel. While the repair looked fine, now no significant weight can be applied to the hook without fragmenting the repair.

This color is not available from Home Depot or Lowes. Only a light tan is available there. Also, the stuff available at Home Depot seems to be "outdated" or old lately, as it's grainy and doesn't mix well and then hardens too quickly. The material ordered online here looks much fresher as it mixes well and cure times are closer to specs.

I used to work with epoxy and it was amazing. Easy to cut, mix and spread. I turned this into a piece of carved wood for a chair I was planning to renovate. I made a mold out of hot glue, filled it with epoxy and put it in place. Uses rubbing alcohol to blend the edges. Hot chemical reaction! Made the mold a little tacky to remove but the epoxy cured and stayed in place. Well sanded, varnished to match and finished with Varatan varnish. It's hard to see the renovation at the end. Good product.

I've used MANY wood putty knives and wasn't satisfied with any until I discovered this epoxy based putty knife. As long as you use the color that most closely matches your wood, chances are no one will ever know you've had to putty a piece. All wood fillers say they absorb paint, stain, and varnish just like wood. Being nice is an incredible deception. But this material absorbs stains really well, and transparent coatings (varnish, polymer, varnish) retain the same consistency on putty as on…