J-B Weld 8258 KwikWood Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.

Really easy to use.Had a great furniture that cracked during moving time.The weld filled in and dry beautifully and my son finished with paints.From a distance you would never notice.

I'm writing this review for anyone who, like I did, needs to find a product that can literally replace the wood that is causing them trouble and provide the strength and structural integrity required for subsequent drilling, screwing, mounting, etc... I wasn't able to find an individual review that covered those things, all together, specifically, so I had to piece together a "story" that I could trust by reading many, many reviews. If you're looking for assurance of the capabilities of this product, here it is.This is a great product. I feel like I'm a little obsessed with my pursuit of products that do exactly what they claim to (and even beyond if you have the imagination to find new uses). When I find those kinds of products, I'm loyal for life. Well I'm writing this review because this is one of those products.I've tried similar offerings like this from other companies, but they were always a let down. They would get crumbly or be too weak to hold a screw, or never feel truly rigid and strong. This time around I needed something that wouldn't force me to compromise. This time around I needed something that actually worked as advertised. The final result had to be able to hold a screw and hold up to significant force/weight or my entire endeavor would be a waste of time.Well this KwikWood is the real deal. I dug out a bunch of rotted wood that had completely lost all of its structural integrity. The cavity that was left was an inch wide and an inch and a half deep. There was no wood left to screw anything into. So in comes KwikWood.I mixed the putty as directed (confusing at first because it looked like a single piece of material; however it's actually one kind of putty surrounded by another and once you mash the layers together, they become one and the capability to be shaped and also harden is activated). I then began pressing it into the cavity, compacting it over and over as much as possible so that it could "become" the cavity. I wanted every nook and cranny to be filled so that the end result would offer zero give. Mission accomplished.I let it sit over night (not necessary, according to the directions, but I was tired) and by the morning I was surprised to find that it had completely hardened. It felt almost like something slightly softer than stone, but much harder than wood. I had to cut it down a little to the perfect shape and using a blade with my hand to do it was quite difficult. What I ended up doing was using a flat head Xacto blade with a hammer in order to chisel away material. Well that worked like a charm. It's so dense that only what opposes the blade is removed - no unwanted big chunks break off.As far as accepting and holding screws goes, it again lives up to its claims. It is dense and not crumbly. If you have long screws you may actually want to drill pilot holes or it will be some work to screw deeply into this stuff (probably more difficult than with wood).Hopefully this review helps. This is a great product.

all good

I bought this to repair worn out screw holes on my kitchen cabinet door. It was very easy to prepare and apply. You do not need to use very much as a little goes a long way. It is much better than using wood filler which I found lacked strength and durability. The product was very easy to sand, and I even used a wood touch-up marker which I was able to get perfect color match. I will definitely purchase again in the future.

Worked great but after a couple weeks even sealed properly and stored the remaining in tub started to crack. Have to cut about 1/2 inch off every time unseal to use after a few weeks. Good colour & than that it’s been over 6 months and holding up