DAP 00585 Latex 6oz, White All Purpose Plastic Wood Filler, 6 Oz

In laws visiting and I needed to fix a few chips on a table, dresser, and chair. I didnt have the time to go to the hardware store, and I was concerned about the ETA when ordering online. Got my product in less than 24hrs, works like magic!

I used it for sealing cracks around window framing and trim instead of caulk since some of the cracks were larger. Easy to use similar to caulk but I would recommend an end roller as it is thicker and it dries very fast! Perfect for small wood type repairs as it dries hard and you can sand it lightly and paint right over! Great for holes and divots too!

Never heard of it before now and very happy the way it dries out. Excellent color and quality

Works great!!

This was just what I needed to fill in small defects in my rustic wood topped kitchen table. The repair with colored pencils, when dry, is not even noticeable.

I broke down my bedroom door because my drunk a$$ locked myself out, instead of paying my owner for a whole new door I decided to use this to fill in the cracks and stuff that I made. The only problem I have is that the tube is HALF full making it really hard to squeeze out because I had to like crumble it for it to come out the tip. Other than that the product is good, it was easy to apply and dries pretty quick! I just squeezed it to my finger tip (with gloves) and smoothed it down into the cracks I need to fix, this is much better than me having to pay like $300 or more for a door

This product is runny, crumbly-lumpy, hard to work with, and doesn’t work well at all on vertical surfaces. I tried to use this to fix a small, minor scratch/dent in a bedroom door (furniture movers). I thought this sounded perfect: small problem, easy fix. BUT, it made the damage look MUCH worse than the original problem (I wish I’d taken a before picture). :-( It’s probably perfect for filling picture nail holes in walls (but so is Elmer’s glue). It’s crumbly and chalky when dry. Definitely needs a top-coat to seal it in (if you’re trying anything like fixing the minor dented door like I did). Cleans up easily with liquid dish soap and water. Overall, I can find easier, cheaper ways to cover picture nail holes that will look a lot better: Elmer’s glue and some talcum powder, done. My door? Sanding off this mess and fixing it a different way.

This was very easy to use and I love that it dries white and is easy to sand down. I used this on a door frame that my dog scratched up, and it covered the scratch marks well for the price. I was impressed for a quick fix. I definitely recommend using a putty or spackle knife.

Omg get it! It works and so easy to use. I really love it!

Filler is dry and not easy to work with when applying. Once dry the color is good and it sands well.