Wood Restoration Kit
Wood Restoration Kit
Conveniently Packaged Wood Repair Kit Containing the Essential Products for Restoring and Repairing Rotted, Deteriorated, or Damaged Wood: LiquidWood®, WoodEpox®, and Abosolv®*.
*24 fl. oz. kit does not include Abosolv.
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GREAT FOR USE ON
GREAT FOR USE ON
LiquidWood is a penetrating epoxy wood consolidant, used to structurally harden, regenerate and waterproof decayed wood. WoodEpox is a shrink-free epoxy putty used to fill, repair and replace missing wood, permanently. Abosolv is a general purpose thinner and solvent for epoxy. It is used to thin LiquidWood when necessary and can also be used for general epoxy clean-up.
Use these products together to restore and repair wood on windowsills and frames, columns, doors, moldings, clapboards, balustrades, boats, furniture and anywhere wood needs to be strengthened or repaired.
FEATURES
FEATURES
LiquidWood and WoodEpox are 100% compatible, and when used together, they create structural, shrink-free, permanent repairs that mimic original wood. They bond permanently even to previously damaged substrates and are resistant to further damage by water, insects, UV, and more. Both products can be machined with traditional woodworking tools and are paintable just like wood. These products are proven by decades of exceptional performance and are continually specified for use on prominent and historic structures. They are easy to use and produce professional results. Abosolv is an ideal inclusion in the kit as a thinner for LiquidWood and a general cleaning and smoothing solvent for both LiquidWood and WoodEpox.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Available in four sizes, these kits contain LiquidWood Part A and Part B, WoodEpox Part A and Part B, and Abosolv*. Kits also contains disposable gloves, putty knife, mixing sticks, and instructions.
See individual product pages or download our technical data sheets for individual product specifications.
Great product, easy to use even for beginners!
We purchased the Wood Resto Kit to fill some voids at the bottom of a 1941 sectional wooden garage door that was damaged likely in the 1960s, and at that time was covered over with plywood. To repair, we first had to get the broken boards into the same plane by clamping an oak board (cut to size) to the interior surface of the door, and then had to cinch the relationship together with regularly spaced wood screws that permanently held the oak to the damaged section. While doing so, we roughed up & cleaned surfaces with a wire wheel, slightly wet the surfaces, and applied liberal amounts of exterior grade wood glue. Once dried, we randomly screwed stainless screws below grade (to create keys that the WoodEpox could surround in order to lock it into place) in the void areas, and then mixed and applied the LiquidWood treatment and allowed it to thoroughly dry. Finally, we kneaded the two components of the WoodEpox together and applied it into the void. After ample drying, we sanded the WoodEpox flush with the surface using a random orbital sander, and applied two coats of oil primer, and thereafter two coats of high quality latex (plenty of binder in this paint). The result is that one simply cannot externally discern that there was ever damage to this area.
Had great success with the product. Directions were clear. Easy to use for our project. Would recommend to anyone doing a restoration project.
I found the putty very difficult to mix. It was very dry. Once it was mixed, application was also difficult. After it dried, it was ok to sand smooth.
I have used these products in restoring windows and other things in her 1880s Victorian for over 30 years.. Great results and easy to work with
