Overview
What is Epoxy For Wood?
Epoxy For Wood is a two-component repair and filling system developed for wooden surfaces. Once its base and hardener are mixed, the material can fill cracks, dents, joints and damaged areas, then be shaped and sanded after curing to prepare an even surface for finishing.
- Two-component epoxy system developed for filling and repairing wooden surfaces
- Fills cracks, dents, joints and damaged areas before finishing
- Strong adhesion on correctly prepared wood, plywood, MDF and veneer
- Can be shaped and sanded after curing to create a smooth, even base


Catalogue
Epoxy For Wood Range
- Epoxy Insulator
Premium Epoxy
Where Epoxy For Wood Is Used
Application
How to Apply Epoxy For Wood
Four practical steps for a clean, level and dependable wood repair.

FAQs
Your Questions, Answered
Epoxy For Wood is used to fill cracks, dents, joints, chipped edges and other damaged areas in wooden furniture, panels and decorative woodwork before finishing.
It can be used on correctly prepared solid wood, plywood, MDF and veneer-based work. The surface should be clean, dry and free from loose material, oil and dust.
Yes. After the epoxy has cured fully, it can be shaped and sanded level to create a smooth base for a compatible sealer, paint or clear finish.
Yes. Epoxy is a two-component system. Use the mixing ratio recommended for the selected product and blend both parts thoroughly before application.


