Martin Flood 
Paint and wood filler is a match made in heaven. They both bond to the same type of surface (wood) and they both dry hard. You can even use the same primer on both! However, if you mix them together, this is not always true. If you put wood filler into paint, it will not … Read more
Wood filler can be used to repair a wide variety of problems in your home, from small cracks to large holes. However, it’s important to know that wood filler needs to be sealed before it’s painted or stained so that moisture doesn’t get trapped inside the wood. This article will explain how to properly seal … Read more
Sanding wood filler is one of the most common questions I get from people. It’s not a complicated question, but it does have a few layers. First, let’s talk about what sanding wood filler is and why you would want to do it. Then we’ll talk about when you can skip this step and go … Read more
When you’re priming over wood filler, it’s important to consider the surface of the substrate. If it’s rough, use a suitable primer. Does wood filler go before primer? The short answer is yes. Wood filler should be applied first and allowed to dry completely before priming. The reason for this is that wood filler is … Read more
Are you a homeowner who wants to know if you can use caulk instead of wood filler? You’re not alone. There are a lot of people out there who are looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to home repairs or improvements. And while caulking won’t solve all your problems—it’s not as … Read more
Wood filler is a much-needed staple in most woodworkers’ toolboxes. It’s an easy, fast fix for small cracks, dents, and holes. But what about large gaps? Do you need to seal the wood filler after applying it? Do I need to seal wood filler? Sealer is a necessary step for wood filler because it protects … Read more
Wood dye is an easy and inexpensive way to give your wood project a custom look. You can use it to stain, paint or water down and apply with a brush. It’s a great DIY solution for small projects that need the finishing touch of color! But what about when you’re working with filler? Will … Read more
You can use sawdust and glue to fill small holes in your furniture. The answer is yes, but it depends on what kind of wood you have, how much damage there is, how large the hole is and how much time you want to invest. If all you need is something quick and easy to … Read more
Spackle is a great way to fill in holes and cracks around your house. It’s quick, easy, and affordable to use. You may already have some in your garage or tool shed. But did you know that spackle can also be used as wood filler? Is spackle a good wood filler? Spackle is a plaster-based … Read more
Whether you’re hanging up a picture or repairing an old hole in your wall, the right filler can be the difference between something that looks like it was patched together by a first-grader and something that looks like real craftsmanship. So which materials are best? Here’s everything you need to know about wood filler, spackle, … Read more