Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler – Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use – Sandable – Light Stainable – 250ml

I got this to finish up a shelf I'd made for some tools. The shelf originally wasn't perfect, it had pitting, the bracket had split slightly too. The filler was easy to work with and filled the imperfections nicely. It's not too thick but it fills the area nicely. It didn't really stick to the metal tool I used to apply it which made it easier to clean. I applied a decent amount over various areas of the shelving and it dried quickly, however I did leave it a day just to be sure. Once it was dry it was easy to sand and left a nice finish which was also easy to paint over and left no light spots.

First Impressions: I picked up the Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler for some quick repairs around the house, and it’s been fantastic. The texture is smooth and easy to apply, and it fills gaps and cracks in wood with ease. It’s perfect for DIY projects or when you need to fix up some old furniture. Design and Build Quality: The filler comes in a squeeze tube, making it easy to apply exactly where you need it. The creamy texture is easy to work with, and it doesn’t dry out too fast, so you have time to smooth it and get a clean finish. Once dry, it sands down well, leaving a seamless surface. Colour is nice and the size is great. Ease of Use: The Everbuild Wood Filler is really easy to apply and use. Simply squeeze it into cracks or holes, smooth it over with a putty knife, and let it dry. After drying, it sands easily and can be painted or stained to match the surrounding wood. It’s perfect for quick fixes around the house or for restoring old wood furniture. Performance: This wood filler performs great—it’s easy to apply, dries quickly, and sands down nicely for a smooth finish. It can handle a variety of wood repair jobs, from filling small cracks to repairing larger holes. Once dry, it holds up well, providing long-lasting results that don’t shrink or crack over time. Value for Money: For the price, this multipurpose wood filler is a great deal. It’s effective for both small and medium-sized repairs, and you get a lot of use out of the tube. It’s an affordable and reliable solution for quick fixes, and the performance is solid for DIY and general repairs. Pros: ✔ Easy to apply and smooth over ✔ Dries quickly and sands easily for a smooth finish ✔ Affordable for the amount of repairs you can do ✔ Durable and long-lasting—doesn’t shrink or crack ✔ Versatile for both small and medium repairs Cons: ✖ Not suitable for very large repairs without additional reinforcement ✖ Can take a little longer to fully cure depending on the size of the repair Final Thoughts: The Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler is a fantastic tool for tackling wood repairs quickly and easily. It’s affordable, works well on a variety of surfaces, and provides a smooth, seamless finish. I’d highly recommend it for any DIYer or homeowner looking to fix up their wood surfaces. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5 stars) – Great value, effective, and perfect for small to medium repairs!

Good stuff!! Easy to use, quick drying, sands and paints over with no dramas Sticks well You get lots and it's still soft a pliable a year later Good stuff

I used this to repair several cracks in a large wooden mirror frame. It applied smoothly, filled the gaps well, and dried quickly, which made the job straightforward. Once dry, it was easy to sand and took paint evenly, leaving a clean, tidy finish.

Great woodfiller, great price. Will buy again

Great filler, easy to apply, goes a long way, dries pretty quickly.

Very good quality, had a splintered door, this wood filler did an excellent job of filling the split to the point where I eol need to use an electric screwdriver to reinsert the hinge screws. Not runny - nice thick texture that enabled me to add as thickly or thinly as required. Will definitely buy again as needed.

Everbuild Multipurpose Wood Filler is easy to use and has been successful on small indoor jobs. However I've tried it three times on my garden gate and all three times it's been fine until the rain gets into it. Filling is easy, and when it's dry it sands well and looks good painted. However (and this may also be due to using water-based paints) once the rain gets in, as is rain's wont, it puffs up and cracks. Third time I attempted a layer of acrylic varnish beforehand to better seal it, but the rain still found a way in and it still puffed up. Think I'll be going the 2-part epoxy filler for the next attempt.

Lid was loose, dried out on the surface, only needed it for one small repair so not worth the bother of sending it back.

Product was expired so I couldn't use it; old stock. I returned it.

The wood filler was hard and unusable.