Martin Flood

Crisco, wood, and Elmer’s Glue-All all have one thing in common: they’re all fillers. What’s more, is that they are all different types of wood filler. So how long does it take for them to cure? We’re here to solve that question for you. Does wood filler harden like wood? It’s not like wood. Wood … Read more

I’m sure you’ve all been there: you’re in the middle of a project, and you need to fill a hole. You don’t have any wood filler on hand, but you do happen to have some leftover cake frosting. Problem solved! Except for that cake, frosting doesn’t dry so well, and it’s not exactly the best … Read more

If you’re looking to fill a hole in wood, you need the right materials. You can use epoxy, but it’s not the best option for large holes. It’s too expensive and won’t last as long as other options do. In this blog post, we’ll cover some of these products so that you can make an … Read more

If you are planning to paint the walls of your home, it is a good idea to use wood filler before painting. This will help in filling up the cracks and holes on your walls so that when you apply a coat of paint over them, the paint doesn’t seep through those cracks and holes. … Read more

Wood filler is one of the most common home repair materials. It’s also one of the easiest to use and most effective for certain jobs like filling in holes, dents, cracks, and other imperfections on wood surfaces. But does wood filler work on drywall? The short answer is yes — but it depends on what … Read more

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