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Karen Litos
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Works! Fixed a hole in my deck using this and another product from same company
T. Person
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024
I was getting my mail a couple of weeks ago and noticed how bad my mailbox post looked. There was some wood that was falling apart and very spongy. I purchased this restorer and followed the instructions. It was pretty cool watching the wood soak up the liquid. I applied 6 coats and let it set. I came back the next day and it was solid as a rock. I used plastic wood filler next and filled all of the larger gaps. All of that was followed up with a thorough sanding and then primer/paint. It looks brand new. As everyone knows, you need a good foundation and this stuff hardened the existing wood making it possible to repair everything else. It's amazing stuff.
Jon Rock 9
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
I had some wood damage in my Coachman RV due to leaking tail lights. The wood behind the tail lights was soft and mushy after months of undiscovered water leakage.I had never used Bondo's Rotted Wood Restorer before, howeverthe reviews I read gave me some encouragement to try it.Carefully following the directions , I discovered not only does this product work exceptionally well, but it is amazingly easy to use.I simply followed the directions and when I checked the mushy areas that I had applied the restorer to, they were rock solid and ready for varnishing. It's been twelve months since I installed my new tail lights and fixed the rotten areas. The sections are still solid.I recently discovered another small league and I'm going to buy another can to apply all over the area that got wet ( but didnt rot) just to be safe. It's a small price to pay to ensure if the leak that I have now doesn't get sealed or returns, I won't have any damage.This product exceeded my expectations.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
The Bond Wood Filler with hardener worked like a charm. Repaired a 10” wide rotten wood on header jamb of exterior door. Filled with a piece of pressure treated wood then filled voids with wood filler. Dried in less than 30 minutes. Sanded and painted. Looks as good as new!
raleigh1999
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
After one use could not get the top back off. I guess you have to do what you need to do the first use, or keep the product from the inner cap.It did good in some area but if the area is too soft it does not really work.
Richard Dougherty
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
I used it to repair wood on my porch floor and it worked great !
Steven P.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
The was easy to use spreads like thi paint.Hoping this will be affective. So far very happy with this product.
AS
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2020
I used this before using the Bondo Wood Repair. It works very well on rotted areas ... but be sure to prep the areas well to get rid of any flaking or lose rotten material. For the Bondo Wood Repair, Don't mix too much at one time and don't use too much hardner. It comes with plenty of hardner and found no need to purchase any additional. I had a small and medium size putty knives ready and mixed this in a new Dixie paper plate for each application. It gets hard very quickly (5-10 minutes, depending on the temp.) ... but if you have an orbital sander and something like Dremel MultiMax with the sanding pad attachment you're set to go for almost any repair. This was used on exterior window sills, fascia, and other exterior repairs. Of course, it's good for interior as well. It sands very well and you do not have to wait long to do that. It is tough. I would normally give each application a quick sanding for larger repairs ... only takes a few minutes (I do wear a good mask and gloves). A blower is handy to get rid of the dust. I have used other wood fillers, without the hardner, and it takes a long time for them to cure before trying to sand. And, if you get any rain you have a mess.
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