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

I went through 3 tubes of this stuff filling old woodwork nicks, holes and scratches. They were natural wood that I was painting white to give our house a modern look. A couple of them were a bit thicker than toothpaste, and I needed a runnier consistency, like drywall mud. I sucked a bit of water into them (1/2 teaspoon, say), then kneaded them to make it just right.

I use this to fill brad holes on trim. Sands really easily and paint adheres well. Perfect for covering the holes.

Good product. Please understand when filling small or medium holes.. dip your spatula in water first!. This will give you a smooth top finish. Excellent product.

Dries fast and looks good

Works great!!

just returned newly purchased tub of this filler. the tube it cam in had a leek. i have used this product several times, its the best I have ever used. hoping to receive replacement soon.

I have some small holes in my bathroom door where a bathrobe hook was removed. I used this stuff to fill the hole, then sanded it to a very smooth finish ready for painting. I like the finished product much better than wood filler or spackle, very easy to finish and sand. I cant speak to the durability star rating; I assume it will last a long time and not fall out of the hole. As far as the accuracy star rating, I have no idea what that means.

This is nice as it dont take up much room and stores nicely until needed.

I needed to fill a fairly large hole (~2x2x1) that the previous homeowner had made in the wall of a wood shed in the back yard. I followed the directions, erring on the side of caution by letting it dry for a little over two days. When I drilled starter holes into the DAP, I was very pleased with the strength the substance provided - it seems like it is as strong as the wood that I filled in. Ive lost track of how many times Ive purchased DAP products but their record is AOK since they have never once let me down.

I like this wood filler. It’s an easy use for my project. It’s my first time using something like this. And what works for me best was letting it dry overnight before sanding the area. Then if it needs more I just add more and repeat same process.