Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler, 16 Ounce Tub, Natural (Pack of 1)

The filler worked the way I had hope that it would!

Did the job

I was working outside in high temps and noticed that much was wasted as I had to scrape off the dried surface skin at each opening. Other than that, it seems to work ok. Sands down nicely when dry.

This filler is pretty good, gorilla makes really good products so I wasn’t surprised. The texture of the filler looks and feels like paste with sand in it. It’s pretty easy to spread but you do need a plastic spreader spatula to add some good pressure for filling holes. Drying time is about a day so you can take your time spreading and easily clean up unwanted areas. After a day of drying sanding is super easy, I used 80 then 320 grit and it was super easy to sand without clogging the sand paper not even the 320 grit. Overall it’s a nice filler, i do like the other pink filler that changes color after it dries but if you have no problem waiting a full day then this is pretty good. The picture I included still has holes but because I didn’t do it correctly, it was just to test the sanding properties of it before I did it correctly for paint. I have to add that I had to order a replacement because the first tub arrived damaged which caused half the product to become dry, it came in an envelope type of packaging. The second one did arrive perfectly but was still sent in the wrong type of packaging.

Not super easy to apply since it is a very gritty paste consistency. It does dry hard though. I had a chunk chip off when sanding which was a bit annoying but just needed second application

This filler works great. I needed to fill in a few spots on my basement stairs and this worked great. It sands off well and I was able to paint over it with no problem. This is the first time I’ve ever used a wood filler so I can’t compare it to other brands, but considering it was my first time and all went well, it must be good stuff.

A 19th c marble-topped furniture stand I purchased at auction was in an awful state. There were deep gouges in the front feet and legs and it was missing chunks of wood baluster. This product can be applied in a very thin layer to curved, hard-to-make-it-look-good spots. It can also be used to replace missing chunks like the round on a baluster. After allowing the product to dry or “cure” for 24-hrs, it can be sanded (in a well-ventilated, mask covered face) area with 600 grit paper to a smooth, can’t even notice it, paintable surface. While using a palette knife to apply it can be a bit tricky because of it’s fairly loose consistency, if you’re willing to commit a brush or two to the project, you could find they save time and aggravation. I’ve also grabbed a blob of it with a gloved hand and “molded” it to the foot. While it can’t be used to recreate a leaf or scroll, it’s very useful (due to its ability to conform to a shape) in filling-in a medallion. For this project, I used the “paste” exclusively,

This is probably a great product for repairing furniture and other stuff but I used it on some siding on the outside of my house and it came out terribly and didn’t seal in the cracks very well.

Great product. Used this to fill damages to trim and old hinge pockets/ strike plates on 13 doors in a 115 year old house. Product stuck to surfaces well, easily sanded, and painted over well.

i found this is a tad too thick and being too thick it had a problem spreading and adhering to a surface which was wood. i usually have good luck with gorilla products. maybe i got a tub that was sitting in inventory for a while? dont know. i dont have the time or luxury to be returning things so, what i had to do with this was put a wad of this in a small dish or cup and added a few drops of water and it made quite the difference. if you attempt to try this, when i say drops, i mean drops. and mix it well - really well. yea, it will take a little longer to harden.