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Ronseal Multi Purpose Wood Filler
£6.62 - £14.92
£6.62 - £14.92
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Ideal for small repairs. Suitable for interior and exterior use.
Features
- A multi purpose wood filler for small wood repairs
- Suitable for interior and exterior use
- Dries in 2 hours, ready for sanding and over-coating
- Can be sanded, planed, filed, nailed and screwed
- Leaves a tough, weatherproof repair
- Flexes with the movement of the wood
- Resists shrinking and cracking
- Fills in 5mm layers
- Available in a range of natural wood tones
- Low V.O.C content
| Brand | Ronseal |
|---|---|
| Drying time | 2 hrs |
| Size | 250g, 465g, 930g |
| MPN | Please Select Size/Option |
| GTIN | Please Select Size/Option |
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Overview
Ronseal Multi Purpose Wood Filler can be used for any small wood repairs. If the hole is deeper than 5mm, simply build up in layers.
- For larger repairs, consider Ronseal High Performance Wood Filler
Preparation
Lightly sand the area to be filled, then wipe with a damp, lint-free cloth and allow to dry. The area should be clean, dry and free from dust, dirt or any other surface contaminants prior to filling.
Application
Always do a small test area before beginning any project to assess the colour and compatibility of the filler once dry. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the tub at all times.
- Push the filler firmly into the hole or crack
- Leave the filler slightly raised above the wood to make sure the repair is filled
- Before it dries, smooth it with a wet filling knife
- Fill deeper holes in 5mm layers, leaving 2 hours between each layer
After Use
Wash your tools in warm, soapy water. Make sure you put the plastic film back over the filler and tighten the lid so it does not dry out.
Finishing
Once dry, filled surfaces can be overcoated with a suitable Ronseal wood paint, stain or varnish.
F.A.Q.
I'm using this on floorboards before varnishing. Do you buy a colour to match the original floorboards or to match the Ronseal Diamond Coloured Varnish?
You should try to match the filler to the natural colour of the wood for the best chance of the stain colouring the timber and the filler in the same manner.
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