Wrk60r 24oz Wood Restoration Kit by Abatron

Not much you can do to protect decorative wood such as planters or shelves when they are exposed to the elements but once we realized we had a problem I used this and it totally fixed the rotted area. Expensive, but worth every penny. Easy to use.

Used it to repair some minor and major dry rotted window sills and posts. Instructions were mostly clear but could be better. Repaired as desired, sanded easily and accepted the paint. Almost good as new, in some ways better.

Best performing product I have found to restore exterior window sills, but it was out of date and only partially usable. I will buy again, but will check dates before opening

I really like this stuff better than bondo and I understand that it lasts much longer too. I just wish it wasn’t so expensive.

Used to restore rotting wood on 150 year old wood columns. Easy to use, primed with liquid epoxy and then filled with wood epoxy. bought the kit to test it out. Will purchase more, the products worked great Both the liquid and wood pox mixed and applied easily.

I'ved used other epoxy products in the past, like bodo. This is MUCH more user friendly and performs better. The liquid epoxy does a particularly good job. The posts on our front porch entry had rotted wood. I replaced the columns but used the liquid on the bases. It worked perfectly. This is more expensive than traditional epoxies but worth it bc it's soooo easy to apply.

Had a 6 foot section of rot under windows. Rebuilding would be extremely expensive.I excavated out the soft wood and blew a fan on it for 5 days to get it dry.Applied the 2 part liquid wood epoxy last night with included bottle and a brush, i really worked it in to the dry rotted wood. it was very dark and still a bit sticky this morning.Problem is this kit is 12oz of liquid and 12oz of woodepox, and i need a bunch more, so i quickly used all the wood epox into the two deepest sections.I kneaded it wearing gloves and with a bowl of isopropyl to prevent it from sticking. To combine the two parts i folded the dough in half about 25 times, then stuffed it into the hole, but like i said i need so much more than the little cans this kit provides.90 minutes later it was still really soft, i was worried product was a dud. I got out my heat gun and waved hot air on it and within 5 minutes it was hard as a rock.I just dont feel like paying so much for the wood epox so i ordered 64oz of the jb weld premium wood filler to fill the rest of the hole. Time will tell me which product is best.Note: removing and filling voids with this stuff is only part of solution, you must still of course prevent water from entering, you cant have rot without water. In my case the window glass caulking has failed.Cheers!

shapes and molds very easily to fill low areas/holes. Sands smooth and takes paint well.