Eparency Epoxy Fix Kit for Rotted Wood
The kit include:
250ml Epoxy primer (two parts 1:1 mix)
700ml Epoxy putty (two parts 1:1 mix)
Eparency Epoxy is the perfect material to make permanent repairs of rotting window sills, door jambs and exterior molding. Eparency Epoxy putty for rotten wood is a type of putty made of resin and hardener that can fill gaps, holes, and dents in wood. It can be used on both interior and exterior wood surfaces, such as doors, windowsills, trim, and decking. It does not contain solvents, and it does not rot, shrink, crack, or pull away after curing. It can also strengthen the structure of the wood and add a protective layer.
and this Eparency Epoxy putty is easily sandable can be done with sanding block!
Eparency Rotten Wood Epoxy Fix Kit – Instructions for Use
Kit Contents:
• Primer Part A
• Primer Part B
• Paste Part A
• Paste Part B
️ Important: Use gloves and safety goggles. Apply in a well-ventilated area. Do not apply in wet or freezing conditions.
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STEP 1: Surface Preparation
1. Remove rotten wood using a chisel, knife, or wire brush until you reach solid, sound wood.
2. Clean the area thoroughly to remove dust, debris, loose fibers, mold, or dirt.
3. Ensure the surface is dry before proceeding.
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STEP 2: Apply Epoxy Primer (Wood Hardener)
1. Mix Primer Part A and Part B in a 1:1 ratio in a clean container. Stir thoroughly for 1–2 minutes until fully blended.
2. Use a brush to apply the primer liberally to the damaged wood area.
3. Allow the primer to penetrate and cure for at least 2-4 hrs, or until the surface is tacky but no longer wet.
4. For very porous wood, a second coat may be applied.
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STEP 3: Apply Epoxy Paste (Wood Filler)
1. Mix Paste Part A and Part B in a 1:1 ratio on a clean surface or mixing board. Blend until the color is uniform (usually 2–3 minutes). If the mixture is not thick enough for vertical surface, wait 10-30minutes for it to thicken up and then apply.
2. Use a putty knife or spatula to press the paste firmly into the repair area.
3. Shape, smooth, and mold the paste as desired. Slightly overfill to allow for sanding later.
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STEP 4: Curing
• Let the epoxy paste fully cure for 24–48 hours (longer in cold conditions).
• Once hardened, it can be sanded, drilled, planed, or painted.
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Clean-Up
• Clean tools immediately with acetone or appropriate solvent.
• Dispose of unused mixed epoxy in accordance with local regulations.
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Storage
• Store unmixed parts in a cool, dry place with lids tightly sealed.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.