Martin Flood

If you’ve ever had to fix a hole in your wall, you know how frustrating it can be. You finally get the paint color right, then discover that there was a nail sticking out of the wall that left an unsightly hole. Not only does this look bad but it also creates an area where … Read more

If you’re a DIYer, then you know that the best way to solve a problem is to do it yourself. But let’s be real: sometimes things don’t go as planned. If your baseboards are damaged and need repair, there’s no reason you can’t fix them yourself with wood filler! This short guide will show you … Read more

Wood filler is a great way to hide imperfections in wood and make repairs. But if you’re hoping to stain your wood filler, things can get tricky. Learn how to make your dark stainable wood filler look natural by staining on top of it or darkening it before applying paint. And for more information about … Read more

When you’re working with wood filler, it’s important that the material is dry and ready for use. However, sometimes the wood filler in your project will dry out before you can use it or while you’re using it. While this isn’t ideal, there are ways to fix this problem and get back to work on … Read more

There’s nothing like the feeling of finishing a project and seeing it in its new home. But when you’re pretty sure that your furniture will never fit through the door, or your shelves are too heavy to be supported by just two legs, you might need to open up some wood and add something in … Read more

If you’re a DIYer, chances are you’ve come across hardened wood filler before. It happens all the time: You’re home for the weekend and decide to paint your bedroom. But when you go to use your paintbrush to get rid of that nasty nail hole in the wall, it’s stuck fast! Or maybe it’s been … Read more

Wood filler is a great way to repair small holes and cracks in wood, but sometimes it’s not so easy to get out of the hole or off your hands. We’re going to look at how to remove wood filler, as well as some tips for making the process easier. Can you sand out wood … Read more

Wood filler is a useful product that can be used to fill holes and cracks in wood. However, you may have some leftovers and not know what to do with them. This guide will help you to dispose of unwanted wood filler safely and efficiently. Can you put wood in any of the bins? While … Read more

You’ve spent hours sanding, filling, and staining. You’re done! Or are you? If you have too much wood filler, or if it’s dried out, you’ll need to remove the excess before applying a finish coat. If left untreated, a dried filler can ruin your finish and make the whole project look cheap and amateurish. Luckily … Read more

Have you ever noticed that wood filler has a funny smell? It’s because it literally contains sawdust, which means it can absorb the scent of the wood you’re working with. While this is great for those who want their project to smell like cedar or pine, not everyone wants their project smelling like a freshly … Read more