Ronseal 35304 High Performance Wood Filler - Natural 550g

This this thing is legit and even comes with harder to mix into the wood filler so it really does help with wood issues if you need to fill them

I’ve used this many times to repair and replace rotten wood in my shed and conservatory. Once the rotten wood is removed, if a replacement piece isn’t available, this filler will fill very deep holes. However, it’s best to semi-fill the cavity with wood and then add a good layer of filler on top. The filler dries in under 30 minutes so it can be easily sanded and shaped before painting. Even after five years, it’s almost impossible to tell where the filler replaced the wood.

riparata con estrema soddisfazione un bordo di un infisso per esterni. semplice da usare, intuitivo.

Après mélange avec le durcisseur, je n'ai pas eu le temps de l'utiliser, en quelques secondes, le produit a durci, je me suis fait avoir!

I got this to firm up a couple of rotten areas on our deck, after having already used Ronseal's wet rot treatment. As soon as I opened up the tub I recognised the smell and texture of the stuff: it's exactly like PlasticPadding "Chemical Metal ", save for the colour. And that explains why some people have been really happy with it, and others much less so. From a structural point of view, this stuff is brilliant: it sets rock hard very quickly, dramatically increasing the strength of the damaged wood, and I have no doubt that the repair will last for years. From an aesthetic point of view however, it could be a big disappointment. How the final repair looks comes down to two things: your skill in applying the stuff, and the colour, which is quite a warm yellow. In my case, I did a fair job of filling the gaps in the remaining sound wood (which isn't easy because the filler is very sticky - sticks to your fingers and whatever tool you use), grooved it to match the existing decking just before it set, and sanded it quite well afterwards. The colour however sticks out like a sore thumb. If you're going to be painting/staining it after filling then obviously the filler's natural colour won't matter, but otherwise you can pretty much guarantee that it's not going to match any exterior wood that has been exposed to the elements for a while. I'm just hoping that a bit of weathering will eventually make my repair less noticeable, but at least I'm confident that I've stopped the rot and that the wood is going to last for some years to come.

PRIMA DI USARE QUESTO PRODOTTO ERO RICORSA A PRODOTTI MENO PROFESSIONALI. LA DIFFERENZA E' NOTEVOLE. VALE LA PENA DI SPENDERE QUALCOSINA IN PIU'