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

If you have dogs that like to chew your windowsills, buy this stuff! You can repair those bite marks and chunks that are missing! Super easy to use, just make sure to sand it really well to create the smooth texture.

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 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.

Used in a project to fill part of a hole in a piece of furniture on the sides of a small dowel. Very messy to work with. When all was finished this stuff took a long time to dry and then crumbled. Was not impressed.

I think of the color walnut as a dark brown, but this DAP walnut color is a light brown or tan. Had to touch it up with a wood repair marker.

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.

Unsure about the longevity of it but works well to cover small holes or dents in a door or wall

I was unable to get a smooth finish with this product, no matter what I tried. I tried wetting my putty knife, but all that did, was make it worse. Seems to go from very soft to hard quickly, leaving little working time. Was easy to clean up, at least

adhesion is fair

This product did what it was supposed to but it’s definitely not white. You are going to have to paint because it’s gray not white.