can this product work on wood siding that has some small rotten areas (water damage)? I know that the Bondo works but I like the price on this product
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I think Bondo Glass is to difficult to work into wood. It is dries very hard and hard to sand, you might end up damaging to wood around it.
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I have worked on cars all my life.this stuff will stickmto anything but is really hard to sand if you are not used to working with it or don't have the right tools.fiberglass is more water resistant than bondo.i am not a carpenter but why don't you try cutting out the bad wood and piecing in new wood.that is how you fix rusty metal,you cut the bad and weld in new.good luck.
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I would try to contact the manufacturer. I have not used it on wood that has been treated for heat/water resistance. There may be chemicals in the two that do not mix well.
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Wow I don't know. I have very successfully used this product for over 30 years. I have used it to repair rotted fascia boards, windows etc ... How this wood hardener works is by making the cellulose as if it were the original wood. You remove as much rot as possible right down to sound wood. It is then allowed to dry and the void filled in with Minnwax wood filler (like Bondo). I have one wooden door that should have been a goner but here I am twenty years later and my repairs are still holding. I don't know if this chemical would be appropriate for a cutting board but for other repairs fabulous. Hope this helps. You can also call the 800 number on the can. Wow I don't know. I have very successfully used this product for over 30 years. I have used it to repair rotted fascia boards, windows etc ... How this wood hardener works is by making the cellulose as if it were the original wood. You remove as much rot as possible right down to sound wood. It is then allowed to dry and the void filled in with Minnwax wood filler (like Bondo). I have one wooden door that should have been a goner but here I am twenty years later and my repairs are still holding. I don't know if this chemical would be appropriate for a cutting board but for other repairs... » Read More Wow I don't know. I have very successfully used this product for over 30 years. I have used it to repair rotted fascia boards, windows etc ... How this wood hardener works is by making the cellulose as if it were the original wood. You remove as much rot as possible right down to sound wood. It is then allowed to dry and the void filled in with Minnwax wood filler (like Bondo). I have one wooden door that should have been a goner but here I am twenty years later and my repairs are still holding. I don't know if this chemical would be appropriate for a cutting board but for other repairs fabulous. Hope this helps. You can also call the 800 number on the can. « Show Less
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Hi.This is oil so it should be applied to bare wood. The wood absorbs it and that creates the water resistance that you want for outdoor furniture. Oil of any kind rubbed onto finished wood would just create a greasy surface.Hope this is helpful.-Nik
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Yes. Just remember that it is a little softer than regular bondo. So, it is good for nail holes and small cracks, not reshaping.
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I personally have no tused it on siding, but I don't believe it should be a problem. Try it on a small area out plain sight for a test.
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Mice were chewing through the vinyl seal on the bottom of my garage door and getting into the garage (several times, more than one place). I repaired it and sprayed it with Ropel. They haven't touched it since, and I only spray it about once a year. So, my guess is that if they are chewing your vinyl or wood siding, it just might work. I doubt that it would work, though, if they are merely squeezing through cracks, as this works by taste. It is extremely bitter, so it deters chewing. How often it would have to be reapplied may depend on how exposed it is to sun and rain.
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yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted itworks just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
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Hello Linda,You should be able to attach this to wood or siding with no problem. Sometimes you will need a little extra support, because it is a sturdy product. This can be done by just using a few extra bolts into the studs.
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I have not used on siding, works great on chip board to strong for lauan. leave only small place on chip board
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L., I would actually go with some J.B. Weld on that exterior door. I believe they make the quick drying still, and then the regular. I think the quick J.B. Weld sets up in about 4 minutes. This drys like metal and you can sand it and paint, etc.; afterwards. Also, I suggest the Steel Putty (it's less messy). There are several different brands of the putty available. I've never used the Bondo Plastic Metal on bigger projects. I probably overuse J.B. Weld, haha. Is that possible? It's the new duct tape.Thanks!
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It didn't affect my vinyl siding. I was careful when applying the cleaner to the shutter but I'm sure I got someon the siding too.
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Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture can be diluted to get desired effect then it should hold up? Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture... » Read More Used primarily to paint exterior Hardi-plank siding with Latex exterior paint. I have had it for about 3 yrs. and have not had a problem. Found the mixture has to be thin for the sprayer to work, around 50% paint to water worked best for my application. Also, with the thin mixture need to use caution and apply with a couple of thin coat. With the heat generated from the motor the nozzle tends to clog up and one needs to clean it regularly for the sprayer to work properly. Found it durable for my application, not sure how it would work with stains, or oil based paints; imagine if the mixture can be diluted to get desired effect then it should hold up? « Show Less
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I used bondo to repair a rotted floor sill on a shed. It is essentially body filler and since you mix small amounts with epoxy for each application using it for a school project as you suggest probably would be difficult and much harder than you probably need. I would use modeling clay.
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My only experience with this dado blade is with pine and it worked flawlessly over a long period of time while I was making shiplap siding, I would imagine it would work very well with hardwoods too, plywood...not really sure. It's a very high quality blade.
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I used this product on my siding and underneath were plants and I don't remember any problems. It does a good job. I also did not use pressure washer. I just used a spray bottle which did better for me. My pressure washer does not do what I think it should do. I do like this product.
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Yes, I have used it on wood. You can sand it. It lasts forever and is easier to use than the white Bondo. I have used it for quite extensive re-surfacing.