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WOOD FILLER--HEAVY BODY PASTE
Unique wood filler for all uses!
GoodFilla's water-based wood filler can also be used as a grain filler, primer, knot filler, and much more!
Use GoodFilla to smooth out deep groves in hardwood floors, window sills, scratched doors, tables, furniture, and on any wood surface that needs attention. Easy to work and high-quality results every time.
Easily fix scratches/divots on hard wood floors!
If you have any marks, holes, scratches, or divots in your hardwood floor, use GoodFilla for a quick and easy fix. Match the color of the GoodFilla to the color of your floors. Apply to floor, let dry, and lightly sand or smooth with damp cloth. Seal with a clear coat and you're done!
BENEFITS:
- All-purpose: Can also be used as a grain filler, primer, and knot sealer.
- Easy to sand. Will not blind the grain.
- Will not sink, shrink, crack, or fall out.
- Accepts any stain and finish and can be mixed with any tint, stain, or dye for a custom color.
- Zero waste. It can be reconstituted with water if it dries in the container.
- Excellent adhesion.
- Green Product: Non-toxic, zero VOCs, non-flammable. No waste (if dry, add water.)
- Proudly made in America; available in 11 colors. Freeze/thaw stable.
WOOD FILLER--TROWEL-READY
Our proprietary formula makes it easy!
Our proprietary water-based trowel-ready wood filler is EASY-TO-SPREAD and eliminates the common problem of the water getting sucked out very quickly. GoodFilla's formulation allows a longer open time and holds on to the water longer.
Perfect for grain-filling floors, guitars, and more!
Gork's Trowel-Ready wood filler is ideal for covering large areas with a squeegee/trowel, such as hardwood floors, but is equally suited for more intricate jobs like finishing instruments, models, and other fine woodworking projects.
Use Goodfilla on any wood project!
BENEFITS:
- All-purpose: Can be used as a grain filler, primer, and knot sealer.
- Easy to spread, easy to sand. Will not blind the grain.
- Will not sink, shrink, crack, or fall out.
- Accepts any stain and finish and can be mixed with any tint, stain, or dye for a custom color.
- Economical: A little goes a long way!
- Zero waste. It can be reconstituted with water if it dries in the container.
- Green Product: Non-toxic, zero VOCs, non-flammable. No waste (use what you need.)
- Proudly made in America; available in 11 colors. Freeze/thaw stable.
Filla-in-a-Bag--Powdered Wood Filler
Unique & versatile for all wood working needs!
This innovative product appeals to woodworkers, makers, and artists since it seamlessly dovetails with all water-based products, plus lacquer.
Get exactly what you want every time: Mix the perfect amount for your project, to your ideal viscosity, with no waste.
Great for exterior use.
For exterior use, mix GoodFilla Filla-In-A-Bag with commonly available water-based weatherproof glue or finish. The result is a very durable water resistent wood filler with excellent adhesion.
Fix chipped walls easily and quickly!
Mix Filla-in-a-Bag with paint to fill in scratches, chips, or divots on your walls.
- Great for patching, grain-filling, and even inlay.
- Accepts stain and finish flawlessly--just like wood.
- Can be mixed with water and/or any water-based pigment, dye, stain, clear finish, paint or glue.
- Will not shrink, sink, crack, or fall out.
- Can be mixed with any lacquer.
- Unlimited shelf life and economical: Only use what you need.
- COLORS: Red Oak, Wh. Oak, Cherry, Maple, White, Neutral/Tint Base, Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Ebony
- Green Product: Non-toxic, zero VOCs, non-flammable. No waste (use what you need.)
Easy cabinet makeover with Filla-in-a-Bag!
Simply mix your desired paint color with our Filla-in-a Bag Powdered Wood & Grain Filler to achieve amazing results, while saving time and money! See our video on how to "Upcycle Old Cabinets" on this page for more detailed instructions.
TRANSFORM YOUR ENTIRE KITCHEN WITH A QUICK AND EASY CABINET UPDATE!
CAN BE USED ON ANY WOODEN SURFACE, SO GET CREATIVE!
FAQs
Q: Do I need to match the filler to the color of the wood if I plan to stain the wood?
A: GoodFilla is designed to accept stain similarly to wood. However, the stain needs to be darker than the filler. If you are using a light stain, match the filler to the color of the wood.
Q: How do I make a custom color with the base/neutral?
A: A liquid or powdered universal tint or dye is ideal. You can also use paints, food dyes, or stains to tint the filler to your desired color. Results will vary depending on the pigment load. Always test by applying the final finish over the dried filler.
Q: Can you use the filler outside?
A: Yes. Mix with a water-based weather-proof glue. For extra protection, be sure the area is coated/sealed with a clear coat.
Q: Can I mix wood flour into the filler?
A: Yes. Test the results and color by applying finish to the dry, sanded filler.
Q: The wood filler seems to dry lighter than the original color.
A: It will dry lighter and return to the original color once the finish is applied.
Q: The wood filler is not accepting stain.
A: It must be fully cured and dry before it can accept a stain.
Q: The wood filler is clogging the sandpaper.
A: If the wood filler is not dry, it will clog the sand paper.
Q: Is GoodFilla compatible with solvent/oil based products?
A: Yes
Q: Can GoodFilla be used as a MDF sealer/primer?
A: Yes. Follow the same directions as you would for a grain filler. Wait for it to dry, and sand.
barn cat guy
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Very sensible to have a dry mix you only make up what is needed. Rather then a jar of premix that turn to cement by time you need again. And has this delightful aromatic smell, like a kind of minty , medicinal. Better than some nasty epoxy smell. Try it you’ll like it.
Leticia
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
This putty is easy to mix and work with.
C. S. Edwards
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
I was not expecting this wood filler to have a pleasant smell, slightly sweet and minty, but it does, and that’s a nice bonus. It mixes easily, works just fine with water, dries pretty fast, seems pretty stable. I’m mostly using it under veneer, in deep gouges, and to fill hardware holes, so I won’t comment on stain-ability or how shellac looks over it. Walnut matches old Singer sewing machine cabinets pretty well.I would suggest grabbing a cheap set of measuring spoons to dedicate to wood filler, and if you don’t already have a digital scale and disposable cups in your shop, you might want to add those to this order. You don’t need anything fancy, just accurate.As for clean up, it wipes off of tools while wet, and if it dries on the tool, you can either flake it off or wash it off the same or the next day.The best part? You mix what you need, you aren’t stuck with a tube that’s going to be dried out the next time you need it.
Matthew
Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2024
This product works great, has a pleasant smell and is generally very easy to work with. I have tried adding paint to dye it which turned out great.My only issues with the product are that it is very soft, even after applying a top coat, and that it does shrink meaning 2 or 3 coats can be nessicary even in small voids.
Stinky K.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
So, I mixed this into a thick pancake batter consistency and worked the rosewood colored filler into the grain of a swamp ash body for a guitar, with my gloved hands. You don't have to be too careful about scraping it, although I did use a plastic card to squeegee some of it off, because it dries into an easily sanded consistency after it dries. I imagine a harder mixture like epoxy would be a different story. It worked well and looked good. You have to be careful when applying finishes over it because it isn't super hard, so I put I a few gentle coats of shellac over it after I sanded it off the flat areas to lock it in. It has a pleasant odor and is easy to work with. It is my first time using grain/pore filler, but I found it worked well for me. I will also add that the fact it is in a resealable pouch in powder form means it won't dry out and go bad, and can probably be used again years later. A defininte plus.
Pete
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
First time I have used this product. Mixes easily, spreads and fills well, does not shrink much, dried overnight and sands well. Unusual smell but not offensive. This will now be my go to product.
Kian
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
I got this guitar body for my diy guitar project shown in the image attached to this photo. The filler is easy to use, but messy. It covered most of my deep grain in this guitar body, especially for being swamp ash wood, which has deep and hard to fill grain. This stuff rocks. All I did was add water and let it dry overnight. I highly recommend this to anyone working on a guitar and staining it.
B. Cragun
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023
This is the fourth different product I've used to fill grain. I liked this product 3rd best, and I would not buy it again. I found it hard to mix, wasteful to use, and a general pain to work with. Read on if you're interested.I've done three bathroom vanities and a set of laundry room cabinets of honey oak with a deep grain. Filla-in-a-bag: Don't follow the mixing instructions, they will leave you will a clumpy unworkable blob akin to stiff cookie dough from the fridge. I had to add 50% to 100% more water than instructed to get something that was spreadable. I found that a consistency closer to thin mayonnaise or even thick paint was needed before it would spread well. Bad instructions and difficulty in getting the mixture the right viscosity is my biggest complaint. It caused wasted product. AquaCoat and SherwinWilliams Shrink-free spackling are the right consistency out of the jar.I could not get it to push into the grain and scrape off the top, leaving only the filled grain. Easy with AquaCoat and SherwinWilliams Shrink-Free spackling, but I found Filla-in-a-bag created an extra layer of material that had to be sanded off in the end. See images. This caused unnecessary product usage.It dried fast, but this became a problem where it didn't stick smoothly. If I went over it again, it clumped, pulling the just applied (5 minutes) layer off unevenly.Mixing and cleaning was a hassle when compared to the other products.I used *more* of this product than the others, because of the mixing coating problems mentioned.The fourth filler I've tried is plain old drywall compound. Messy. Sloppy. Lots of extra material, but dirt cheap. Sands easy. Pretty effective.Next time I will use AquaCoat (easiest to use, best results, least product waste), or Sherwin-Williams Shrink-free spackling (available at local stores, good results, little waste, not hard to use), drywall compound (cheap cheap cheap, easy to sand, and readily available), with last choice Filla-in-a-bag (no cost advantage, hard to mix right, hard to apply well, and product waste.)
Tone Lover
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
I found this very easy to use and it worked great. The smell was not offending like many other grain fillers. It actually smelled a lot like Petually oil. My only issue with this, and why I didn't give it a 5 star rating, was because the color was not what was advertised. Instead of it being a dark cherry red, or similar to the color strip on the bag, it was more of a chocolate brown color. Which was a little disappointing since I used it to fill the grain on a Les Paul that is going to have a cherry red back. It still worked out good since the wood was mahogany and it matched up very good with it. But I was hoping for a dark cherry red grain. I would still buy it again if needed and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to someone.
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