System Three SculpWood Putty Epoxy Wood Filler, 8 oz, Brown

My dog chewed up the walnut handle of a tuning key. There was some wood left, but he chewed up about 70% of the thing. This epoxy putty worked great. I didn't immediately stick, but did quickly after some manipulation. I used a lot more than I needed. Then after about 2 hours, it was hard enough that I was able to use a utility knife to shape the handle to the approximate size (see photo). After it fully cured, I sanded it to it's final shape and smoothness. I'm painting it now.

My favorite product of the year. Easy to form and easy to mold. I am using it to fix some severe gouges and holes in my stair remodel from carpet on the stair nosing. Will for sure be using this in the future for anything I need to repair for my wood projects.In my picture the entire 36 inch nose of the stair tread was missing. Well it's missing no more!

This is Amazing. I can NOT believe how well it's worked. I ordered more just to have incase I ever needed it. You have to follow the directions, which one of the reviews said. They are right. You have to wear gloves and you have to work the two together and know where your putting it before you start. Once you start putting it down,its there. Let it dry and sand it. Mine is on the edge of a front porch step,and it's worked get and took the (more solid) stain great too.

Our dog had chewed up a chair rail and a windowsill. Instead of replacing them I tried this putty and it’s amazing! It’s super easy to mold into place and shape. I highly highly recommend this product. Give it a try before you try a more expensive fix.

I have used Sculpwood many times to repair cracks in widow frames and trim. Easy to work with, dries quickly and really seems to hold up. I am looking forward to using the smaller size package because the larger size has hardened over time (years) in the container.

Took on a challenging task to fix my mom's old wood end table. The filled in section was completely broken off and missing. Was a little difficult to get it to stick, had to really work it onto the piece to get adhesion, but once you got it on there it was easy to manipulate. Did this in small sections and allowed it to fully dry before adding more. Was very easy to sand and carve (with a dremel). Took stain better than I expected!

I recently purchased SculpWood putty after the Abatron WoodEpox I ordered was delayed. I have been using the latter for extensive rot and wear filling in wood windows and sills. I have to say I like the sculpwood much better. It is more dense and easy to spread. You can use your finger to smear it into thin coatings where the abatron product would clump up and fall off. I end up using less product because I am able to form it properly while still wet and not rely on sanding large portions of it off. Due to the density it sands a little slower than abatron's product, but I would still call it easy to sand and carve. The only negatives of SculpWood vs Woodepox is the color- more pink than brown, and it has more of an odor when fresh.It looks like I will be using this product from now on.

This is a great product. Can carefully shape while wet, sand and carve once dry. Can even be used in a silicone mold. I use it all the time for repairing furniture and frames.