Use on exterior wood, ceded cecking dents/cracks screw holes?
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I have used Bondo outside exclusively It is primarily used to repair defects e.g. rotted wood and not so much as a wood filler for nail holes and cracks. No reason you can't use it for holes and cracks, but you will need to ream them out or otherwise prepare the surface before using the Bondo.
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I personally have not used these for outdoor use; and dont plan to.The varnish and the wood are fit for indoor use only. If you use these outdoors, you woul have to bring them in immediately after use
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Great product,would apply with contact cement . I had refinished cabinets and the time and work was worth it.YouTube has some good video of the process. Good luck.
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HI- A good copper cleaner will do. Like Twinkle, etc. Apply the paste to outside only
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Use a buffer or a file to scatch of the surface a little before soak them with acetone. I am sure it will work
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If you can get around the screw, the Vampliers will remove it. But it will probably cause some of the decking to get dinged up. You'll probably need to clean it up with wood putty and stain once the screw is removed.
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I painted mine with a good quality exterior paint. The finish on the wood looked inferior so I decided to paint it.
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I honestly didn't try to do that but from what I can tell if you filled a sort of deep hole, it won't hold up well in the material. If the nail or screw can go in enough to be firmly nailed in the wood under the 'Dapped' area then it should be fine. As long as it's firmly nailed in the wood (or brick).
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repair of the rotted wood is best first treated with one of two types of rot repair liquids. first is an liquid expoxy and the second is a water based solution that rehardens the wood. Both are available on Amazon at a good price. the water based system is much easier to apply and to clean up. the expoxy is stronger and better at treating really badly rotted wood. after treating the wood, then the bondo can be used to fill any defects and the nail holes in the siding. note there are two different bondo products, one for just wood and the second for all purpose. both work well for filling holes. it is important to understand that the wood rot needs to be "hardened" before filling the defects or the bondo will not stick to the wood. good luck!
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The wood is treated, but it is of very poor quality, full of knotholes that can let in water. I had to caulk these and give the shed a good paint job. If it ever rains again here in sunny California, I'll find out how well this works.
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The outside is plastic. There are metal components inside. Any kind of drill will work.
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Hi Barb,I asked my Tech department and they have some good information for you. First off, this Anchorseal is used to seal the ends of logs to help keep them from cracking and splitting while they dry and before they are milled into boards. As others have already said, it's not a finish itself. If your logs are still "green," at some point they will most likely crack even with the Anchorseal. The only thing they could recommend as a finish is an exterior finish like General Finishes Exterior 450, but they wanted me to warn you that even using that or something like it, the big logs could still crack. Hope that helps! Hi Barb,I asked my Tech department and they have some good information for you. First off, this Anchorseal is used to seal the ends of logs to help keep them from cracking and splitting while they dry and before they are milled into boards. As others have already said, it's not a finish itself. If your logs are still "green," at some point they will most likely crack even with the Anchorseal. The only thing they could recommend as a finish is an exterior finish like General Finishes Exterior 450, but they wanted me to warn you that even using that or something like it, the... » Read More Hi Barb,I asked my Tech department and they have some good information for you. First off, this Anchorseal is used to seal the ends of logs to help keep them from cracking and splitting while they dry and before they are milled into boards. As others have already said, it's not a finish itself. If your logs are still "green," at some point they will most likely crack even with the Anchorseal. The only thing they could recommend as a finish is an exterior finish like General Finishes Exterior 450, but they wanted me to warn you that even using that or something like it, the big logs could still crack. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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We used carpenter's glue and it worked well. We adhered it to vinyl to cover up the bottom of a bar to turn it "tiki"
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I'm not sure its not something I've used it for. There is a product that is designed for repairs like yours. It is called Wood Epox. http://www.abatron.com/shop-online/woodepox.html You might look at their website to see if it would work for you. One of the things about PC product is that it is water based and will raise the grain so sanding is required. Minwax hardener is a solvent based solution that isn't as easy to use and has a strong odor that takes several days to disappear but less sanding is required.
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I used Elmer's Carpenter's Wood Glue. Just a tiny bit, and wipe away excess with a slightly damp rag before it dries.
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I would use standard automotive bon do for the holes. This works great on wood for nail holes, but I don't think it is as strong as regular bondo. Regular bondo is not that expensive, trust me and do it right.
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yes if you plug the holes with wood plugs or something else like maybe apoxy..then finish with paint or stain.