Elmers ProBond Professional Strength All Purpose Wood Filler, 32 Ounce Tub, Interior/Exterior Stainable (Pack of 1)

Came really dried out. Used it once and the rest was then too hard to use again just a few days later. Even wrapped it in plastic after opening and didn't save it. Product cracked on my project after drying too.

I get this because it's supposed to be the best. I remove the cellophane and break the corner seal that allows the lid to be lifted. Good thing I had it level because it would have poured out. It's liquidy. Maybe its supposed to be that way. What was immediately noticeable was that the container was barely half full. It was sealed so it had to have left the factory that way. Next gripe is again with the container. So today, after a few weeks, I start to do the project only to discover that the cheap flimsy container's lid did not seal once removed and half of the container had dried out only because of being opened. So now the half container of product is cut again by half. This stuff was $18!!! Now I have 1/4 of what I should have gotten and of course I won't have enough to do my project. I'm left with about a cup which I thinned and put in a ham container. I would return it but there isn't much left. If you get this filler, hopefully you get one that is full and by all means use different container that you can clean so the lid seals.

I don't mind paying more for a product that works, even if most of it will time out on usefulness long before I use more than about 10% of it. This is pricey---but, if "professionals" use it, it must be good, right? NO. My husband was a carpenter in the navy, so he thinks he knows everything about woodworking. He built beautiful cornice boxes for three window units--I had only to stain and finish them. He bought "cherry" wood putty--but I thought I knew better. I went out and purchased this stuff because it was stainable---which, to me, meant it would assume its role as "wood" in the nail holes. WRONG. Even after sanding this gritty stuff off around those almost unnoticeable holes didn't keep this product from making the wood incompatible with the stain. This woodfiller is dark and dries darker. It seems to have darkened even more with my stain application, and now a tiny dot has become a pencil eraser-sized bald spot in an otherwise rosy hue. Paint might cover these eyesores, but a tinted stain--no. I wish I'd used the red putty my hubby bought---the use of this product makes the project look amateur. I hate to be proved wrong anyway---the other reviews didn't warn me of this eventuality. DRAT!

As a 3D printing enthusiast, I've found this to be an excellent product for filling gaps and imperfections in my 3D prints. This woodfiller is specifically designed to work with wood, but I've found that it works just as well on my 3D printed models. The woodfiller blends in nicely with my 3D printed objects, making any gaps or imperfections virtually disappear. The woodfiller is easy to apply and dries quickly, which is important when I have multiple prints to finish. One of the things I appreciate most about this woodfiller is that it doesn't shrink or crack as it dries, which can be a problem with other types of fillers. It's also easy to sand down to a smooth finish, which is essential for achieving a professional-looking final product. The 32-ounce container is quite large and will last a long time, even with frequent use. It's also reasonably priced, making it a great value for the money. I highly recommend this for anyone who needs to fill in gaps or imperfections in their 3D printed models. It's easy to use, dries quickly, and provides a great finish that blends in seamlessly with the surrounding material

The wood filler is fine work as intended but the delivery is lacking because the first time I had to return it because it was busted open. The replacement was also partially opened but not as bad as the first one. I needed it badly so I decided to keep it.

like the ease of use of this stuff, but found out the hard way it is no longer exterior grade.

this stuff is amazing and non toxic- Best filler I've ever used - just add a lil water and spreads like a dream

I needed to fill and shape a large beem that had severe rot. It extended from a very old awning that was just for aesthetics but it was non-negotiable to remove. Not only was everyone pleased with the result but I was very pleased at how easy it was to work with. It handled large gouges that were several inches deep as well as the tiny cracks. Highly recommended.