Does WoodEpox work on damaged partical board?
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I'm not sure what you mean by "works". This product is a very powerful wood filler that fills very large voids. If you are expecting it to be structural then it won't work. I'm not sure what someone in the construction industry would use this for. I would expect them to actually replace the wood. This is a very large bandaid. It's not a wood replacement. Particle board is a terrible excuse for wood and comes in many densities so it is going to depend on the quality of the particle board and the extent of the damage.
995890
I don't believe it works in any situation. I've been in the construction industry for over 30 years and found this product performed poorly on most materials.
995891
It might...I would test in a small area... or call the company at ...800.445.1754.
995892
It will patch a hole, but so will bondo. If you need to restore the structure, this will be better, but you need to use the liquid epoxy first, the the paste to fill the void.
995893
I honestly don't know. I didn't see anything specific about it on the packaging. Here's the contact information for the company that makes it. They will be able to tell you for certain: Arbatron, 5501 - 95th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144 | USATel: (262) 653.2000Fax: (262) 653.2019Email: info@abatron.comORDERS: 800.445.1754
995894
the stuff i used was pretty awesome - i only used it on real wood windows, never on particle board ( basically saw dust pressed into wood ) but when i cleared away bad wood, treated the remaining wood and put in the putty it cured hard as a rock but was still sandable. i am a total noob diyer and have been very happy with the results. i would certainly give it a shot buy the little kit and try it out.
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It works on every wood product on which I've tried it. As long as the object is porus enough to absorb the liquid, it will consolidate it. Larger defects can be repaired with the solid mix, and thinning the solid to a thinner paste by mixing with the liquid mix may be useful as well.
570228
YES!!! I work on copiers and use the lowest setting to reinstall control boards with no damage to the board at all. And that is using metal screws.
657296
Can't say for sure but really worked on my rotten 2x4's and plywood. OSB is only wafers of wood as far as I have seen.
1710851
no. The entire board is wooden. Just like you see in the picture on both sides.
372886
Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
722055
Taken directly from the Kreg web site ......... Blue Kote screws DO work with pressure treated wood.
207556
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. I have used this to replace a missing or partial spine but not without attaching it to the boards. I guess it would depend on how thick your pages are.
785343
Yes. Make sure you test the nail depth on scrap wood first. Otherwise, there is NO better way to go.
10725
An interesting idea! But I doubt it will work because the petrifier is not a glue. Rather it is a soak-in resin that stiffens rotted wood but will not bind loose pieces of remaining wood together. I have had the best luck with applying TWO soaking coats of the product and then using an adhesive filler to build up the mass to the desired dimension. Another successful technique is to apply the coats of petrifier and seal the exposed wood with Liquid Nails - it doesn't build back the wood profile, but it does protect quite well from further wearing and rot.
488630
I haven't actually used it on wood, but just now stuck a piece on a wood railing & it sticks pretty well. I think it would work, but I'm not sure if it would affect the wood over time.
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I used it on outdoor iron furniture. I don't know how it works with wood. Sorry.
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Keep in mind that this is a cutting board product. That said, I tried it on an antique chair I have thinking wood is wood. It is an all wood chair. The final result was amazing. The chair came to life. It didn't change the color of the wood but it did give it a low grade rich shine. This is mineral oil with a wax for protection. I took a lot of time buffing the chair to make sure there was no "slickness" remaining. Again I stress that this is not the intended use of this product. I tested an area of the chair first because I didn't want to ruin my chair.
528878
Maybe if you could glue a piece of small molding on. But I would not try to nail it because it would probably split the board. Hope this helps.
368891
All of the wood should be treated. Then let it sit 24-48 hours and you're in business!! Love this stuff...
2132130
I just used the board cream. It's kind of frustrating though because I used it regularly and my board warped anyway...even though I made sure it never got put in the dishwasher. I would still recommend it. It moisterizes the wood really well.
2029793
I have not tried it on wood, but don't see why it wouldn't work just fine. Make sure wood is clean and smooth.
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I was able to easily scrape most of the Restore off my wooden deck with a putty knife. I then paid someone to power wash and hand sand to remove the rest. You may need something like a bristle brush for cement. I opted to replace it with Defy Extreme Wood Stain. I didn't feel comfortable trying Behr Deckover after the Restore experience. I don't have any recommendations for cement.