Dura-Fix Wood Epoxy Filler: Cold Weather Formula
Dura-Fix Wood Epoxy Filler: Cold Weather Formula
The Dura-Fix Flexible Wood Epoxy Filler is ideal for all your repair needs. Our cold-weather formula in the dual cartridge is quick to dispense, mix, and apply with no product waste. The long open time gives ample opportunity to position the material into place on both vertical and horizontal surfaces without shrinking, slumping, or sagging. After curing 12 hours, Dura-Fix can be sanded and painted just like wood. Dura-Fix provides a durable, easy-to-use solution for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Size: 450ml Dual Cartridge
Additional Information
Tailored for 40° to 70°
Specially formulated for wood repair
It can be machined, drilled, & sanded
Will not slump, sag, or shrink
It can be molded & shaped in seconds
For indoor and outdoor projects
Remains flexible
Solvent-free & low-order
One-year shelf life once opened
Resealable
Pre-metered dispensing
Promotes sustainability
No epoxy consolidation is needed
Why use a flexible wood epoxy filler to repair wood rot?
Indoors or outdoors, wood is constantly moving with changes in the seasons. Dura-Fix is designed to offer a high-quality bond to wood fibers, remain flexible, and not turn brittle over time. Made of two components - a resin and hardener when combined, they create a strong bond that can withstand high levels of stress and strain. Dura-Fix also improves the structural integrity of the remaining wood. This engineered wood filler is easy to apply, cures overnight, and provides a seamless finish that blends well with the surrounding wood. This filler does not shrink, crack, or crumble and permanently repairs damaged and rotted wood. In addition to filling voids left by rotted wood, Dura-Fix can fill gouges, holes, and knots and be used to create missing profiles.
What types of projects are Dura-Fix epoxy wood fillers used for?
Windows, doors, decks, porches, and siding, including column bases, sills, facia boards, and decorative elements. Additionally, it can be sanded and painted once cured, allowing for a seamless finish that blends well with the surrounding wood.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how simple it is to use Dura-Fix for your wood repair projects:
Step 1 - Remove paint from the area to be repaired.
Step 2 - Remove all wood rot to clean, bright wood. Proper surface prep is the first step to ensuring a quality bond.
Step 3 - Dispense, mix, and apply Dura-Fix: Using a simple putty knife, sculpt the material to a smooth and even finish.
Step 4 - Sand and apply primer, paint, or stain after curing.
FAQ's
Will my existing dispensing gun work with the Dura-Fix cartridge?
In short, There’s a good chance it will. It definitely will if you have a dispensing gun from John’s earlier epoxy company. Click here to learn more!
How much material will I need for my project?
Our 450ml dual cartridge will provide enough material to fill a softball size void or 27 cubic inches.
Do I need an epoxy consolidant ( primer )?
With Dura-Fix, applying a pre-treatment to the wood is unnecessary. Remove all decayed and damaged wood to sound, bright wood before applying.
Can I stain Dura-Fix to match natural wood?
Dura-Fix can be stained to match natural wood in 2 ways:
1: Mix a universal coloring into the material before applying it to the wood. Only a tiny amount will be necessary in most cases.
2: Sand the surface of the Dura-Fix after curing. Then, apply a semitransparent stain ( also known as a varnish stain) to the surface.
Testimonials
“ Very disappointed I haven’t come across your product sooner. I’ve been doing these sorts of things for 29 years and it’s never been this easy”
Nick Slavic
Nick Slavic Painting and Restoration Co.
“Heritage Restoration, Inc. specializes in maintaining and restoring historic and old buildings. We have used many types of repair and epoxy systems, and the Dura-fix system provides us the ability to adapt to the many filling and repair challenges we face. “
Rob Cagnetta
Heritage Restoration, Inc
