Structural 2-Part Epoxy Adhesive for Filling and Replacing Wood.
Use WoodEpox indoors and outdoors to easily and permanently replace missing wood on window frames and sills, doors. columns, furniture, sculptures, and structural and decorative elements. A simple to use, DIY-friendly wood epoxy. Best when paired with Abatron LiquidWood.
Abatron WoodEpox is a shrink-free epoxy wood filler that replaces, repairs, extends, and fills wood and most rigid materials. It permanently bonds to most surfaces. It is chemical, water, heat, and weather resistant, and dimensionally stable. WoodEpox has a no-slump consistency and can be used in any thickness or shape for structural and decorative restoration. WoodEpox works so well because, like wood, it can be: painted, stained, drilled, carved, sawed, nailed, planed, sanded, routed, and machined. It is compatible with both hand and power tools. WoodEpox can be tinted with colored pigments and can be thinned with LiquidWood® as needed.
Product details: 1:1 mixing ratio. Combine equal volumes of parts A and B until completely mixed and a uniform color is achieved. Pot life: approximately 20 minutes. Hardens within one to two hours depending on temperature and other environmental factors. 100% epoxy solids. Waterproof. Coverage: 231 cubic inches per gallon. Beige, lightweight, non-slumping, epoxy putty adhesive. Apply by (gloved) hand or with a putty knife or trowel. Application temperature range: 50-90° F. 100% compatible with LiquidWood.
Technical Characteristics:
- Mix A and B together in equal volumes until a uniform color is achieved
- Hardens within one to two hours.
- Lightweight 3 .8lb/gal.
- Approx. Pot Life: 20 minutes
- GREENGUARD Certified®
Frequently asked questions
Can you use Abatron WoodEpox over rotted wood?
Yes. WoodEpox is a two-part epoxy filler that packs into the gap and bonds permanently to rebuild missing wood. It pairs with Abatron LiquidWood, which first soaks into and hardens rotted wood before you fill. WoodEpox holds its shape in any thickness, indoors or out.
What are the disadvantages of WoodEpox compared to plain wood filler?
Unlike soft fillers, WoodEpox does not shrink or slump as it cures, and once cured you can sand, drill, plane, stain, and paint it like wood. It mixes 1:1 and bonds permanently, so it is built for rebuilding rather than tearing out a whole sill or column to fix one rotted spot.
How long does Abatron WoodEpox take to cure?
WoodEpox has a pot life of about 20 minutes and hardens within one to two hours depending on temperature and other conditions. It is 100% epoxy solids and waterproof, with about 231 cubic inches of coverage per gallon.
What sizes does Abatron WoodEpox come in?
WoodEpox comes in 6 oz, pint, quart, and gallon sizes, so you can buy for the size of the repair. It pairs with Abatron LiquidWood, can be tinted with colored pigments, and is GREENGUARD certified for low chemical emissions. A gallon covers about 231 cubic inches.
Saving rotted wood instead of replacing it? These guides from The Craftsman Blog walk through the repair, start to finish.
Watch the tutorial
Wood Restoration in 4 Easy Steps
You can save rotten wood instead of replacing it, and this four-step epoxy method shows how. Scott walks through it with one of his senior craftsmen. WoodEpox is the filler that rebuilds the missing wood.
Related tutorials
From The Craftsman Blog
How To: Repair Weathered Window Sills
Badly weathered window sills look beyond saving, but a good wood epoxy brings them back like new. Scott walks through the repair with WoodEpox and LiquidWood. Exactly what WoodEpox is made for.