Martin Flood 
Wood filler is an essential tool in any DIYer’s toolbox. But it doesn’t come with instructions! Here’s how to use it and get the best results. How do I get a smooth finish with wood filler? You can smooth the surface with a putty knife, sanding sponge, or sandpaper. Once you are happy with the … Read more
Wood filler is a great tool to have on hand. It’s inexpensive and easy to use, and you can use it to repair or pre-fill any small gaps in your projects before painting or staining. If you’re not sure what type of wood filler is right for your project, read our guide here. Also check … Read more
Wood filler is a great tool for filling in holes, cracks, and dings in wood. But did you know that wood filler can also be used to cover up screws? This trick is especially useful if you want to paint over your work or just want a clean look with no screws showing through. So … Read more
So, you’re putting in new hardwood floors and the wood filler’s not the color you want. In fact, it’s not even close. You may be wondering: can I stain wood filler? The short answer is yes! It might take a few tries before you get it just right but with some patience and practice, you’ll … Read more
If you have a hole in your door or need to fill a gap, there are a few different ways to do it. The simplest is just to use wood filler and putty, but you can also spray paint the area with primer first for better results. How do you use wood filler on door … Read more
Do you Have trouble making your new woodwork fit together like a professional? You’re not alone—a lot of people have trouble with this. The good news is, it’s easier than you think! By using sawdust as a wood filler, you can make sure that your joints are smooth and seamless. Just follow these simple steps: … Read more
Wood filler is a very versatile product, and while there are several different kinds of wood filler, they all have one thing in common: they’re designed to hide imperfections in the surface of your wood or other materials. The most popular brand of wood filler is Elmer’s, but there are plenty of other brands out … Read more
If you’re staining a piece of furniture, one of the first questions that you might have is: can I use wood filler to hide holes in the wood? This question is more complicated than it seems—there are several places on a piece of furniture where you might need to fill in a hole before staining. … Read more
When you’re staining your woodwork, it’s important to know how long the stain needs to dry before you sand. For example, if you use a water-based stain and don’t wait long enough between application and sanding, the wood filler can show through. So what do you do when that happens? There are several ways to … Read more
Painting over wood filler can be a tricky process, but if you do it right, it won’t look like Bondo-Ville. To paint over wood filler, you’ll need primer and paint that’s the same type and color as your walls. If the wood needs to be stronger than just painted or stained, try using hardwood plywood … Read more