Mohawk Finishing Products Epoxy Putty Stick (Oak/Light Walnut) by Mohawk Finishing Products

Once you mix and match to figure out the color of your floors, this stuff can fill dents and dings quite well. The only issue is it hardens quite fast, which means you'll go through a lot more than you think (since you can't really do multiple areas properly with the speed which is required). As such, this stuff becomes pricey depending on how many issues your floor has. Still, I was able to get a darn close match color-wise and instead of seeing a staple in my floor, I see a barely noticeable patch over it. The photo is on super zoom, so from a standing position, you'd have to know it's there to even spot it. Truly a great product if you can afford it.

I am not a DIY person so epoxy was new to me, but this Epoxy Putty Stick is amazing. You roll some of it into a small ball, and I used it to repair the broken leg of a dresser. It's held up really well for several weeks now, with no signs of weakening. I've tried so many projects to repair this dresser and finally found one that works. It's so easy to use. I'm not sure how long you need to let it dry, but I let it dry at least 24 hours before putting the drawers back in. It dries faster than that but I wanted to err on the side of caution. The adhesion quality is great, and really, anyone can do this. You roll it until it gets warm and then push it into the item. No other repairs I tried had the effectiveness of the epoxy. It functions perfectly.

Amazing product! I don’t know why people are complaining about price, for how much product you get and how little you need it is well worth it. THREE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW! 1. It dries fast especially if you are only needing a little bit to repair anything. So work fast. I’m talking like 5 minutes or so 2. I don’t know if I got a strange one but IT SMELLS BAD. Like sewer bad so keep a mask on hand or be prepared 3. Shave off any extra product WHILE IT IS STILL SOFT. Don’t try to sand a huge chunk after its dry. It’ll be a lot more work for you in the long run

There is no substitute for Mohawk Epoxy Putty stick when you have a piece that has chipped or broken away at a critical joint space. Normally I try to find a period piece of wood from the region in my restorations but when you go back to the 14th C sometimes that’s just not possible. This putty creates a professional and permanent repair that can stand ACTUAL use. And no matter how beautiful the piece is, it will always get use. This epoxy putty will take oil and water based finish and can be dyed and grained. Coloration is perfect and you can even add a little color to it if you work fast.. but once you mix, you’ve got 3 minutes to do whatever you’re going to do. This is an AWESOME product!

This works very well to fill bulk gaps in wood. As other have noted, it sets fast. Working time is no more than 5 minutes,, so plan accordingly. Unlike the product video, don't use bare hands to knead. Recommend using nitrile gloves as the putty has epoxy compounds that might irritate skin, and it will leave an order on your hands that will linger. One tip as to mixing: Instead of just kneading the components, I've found kneading and rolling it between your palms to a "worm" shape, then re-kneading and rolling, will make mixing the components far faster - which is time you'll need to place the product into your project.