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Everbuild Multipurpose Premium Joiners Grade Light Stainable Wood Filler - 100ml

Name: Everbuild Multipurpose Premium Joiners Grade Light Stainable Wood Filler - 100ml
Brand: EVERBUILD
SKU: mpwoodeasilt1
Price: 8.33 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by GravaHaus and 2 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This multi-purpose wood filler is designed for repairing small imperfections, holes, and surface damages in wood. It provides a smooth, sandable surface that can be stained, painted, varnished, or dyed, including microporous stains. Once dry, it becomes waterproof and is suitable for both interior and exterior applications. The filler is non-flammable and has a low odor, making it safe and easy to use for various woodworking projects.

Technical specifications

Type: Ready-mixed wood filler

Maximum fill depth: 5mm

Color: Light stainable

Size options: 100ml (Easi Squirt) or 250ml tub

Waterproof when dry

Non-flammable

Low odor

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for filling small holes, splits, and surface imperfections in wood

Can be used to cover recesses left by nails and screws

Installation

Apply the filler directly to clean, dry wood using a putty knife or similar tool

Fill the imperfections and smooth the surface

Allow to dry completely before sanding, staining, or painting

Usage

Ideal for repairing small damages in wood surfaces

Use for filling holes, cracks, and surface imperfections

Can be stained, painted, varnished, or dyed after drying

Other information

Available in 100ml Easi Squirt or 250ml tubs

Features

Brand
EVERBUILD
Colour
Multicolour
Weight
200 g
Warranty
1 year(s)
Suitable for food contact
No

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