Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler, Natural Finish, 16 Ounce Tub (Pack of 1) - Water Resistant for Indoor or Outdoor Projects and Repairs

I recently used Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler for a few projects around the house, and I’m really impressed. I’m not a professional—just a regular person fixing up some dings, holes, and cracks in furniture and trim—and this stuff made the job way easier than I expected.The wood filler is smooth and easy to apply, kind of like thick peanut butter, but it spreads nicely and stays in place. It dries fast, which I loved because I didn’t have to wait all day to sand or paint over it. Once it dried, it was hard and solid, not crumbly or flaky like some others I’ve tried before.I also liked that it didn’t shrink or crack after drying, even on slightly deeper spots. And it took paint and stain really well—it blended right in with the rest of the wood.One tip: don’t leave the lid open too long, or it can dry out a little bit. Just close it tight when you’re done and it should last a while.Whether you’re patching nail holes, fixing furniture, or touching up trim, this is a great product for beginners and DIYers. Highly recommend!

I’m not very good at DIY projects but this was really easy to use and worked very well. You have to work fast, because it dries quickly , but it’s a great product.

Looking at the videos provided, it seems like it's a pretty dry product to start with. I got it what I needed, then mixed thoroughly with a little water until then mixed with body filler spreader until I was happy with the consistency. I would have tried mixing with wood glue if I had any. I used it on my deck for the railing and it came out great.

we changed a door's swing, so we had to fill in the old hinge spots. this worked great, dried easily, and sanded smooth. Easy to use and clean up!

use this to fix a rotten door with wood filler, because the cavity is so big, I apply the filler layer by layer, I got this one and "Minwax Color-Changing 8 Ounce(s) Natural Wood Filler". This product is much better because is more solid and easy to maintain the shape, while the Minwax is too soft. Finally, I sand the surface. Overall, it is a good product!

I've probably purchased and used three or four of this item because it works so well. We have a wooden fence around our backyard that gets wet from the sprinklers and rain, which eventually causes little areas to rot out. I simply put this wood fill paste where it's needed, and the result is stronger than the original wood. It is easy to spread, and if it dries out a little in the container after its opened, simply add a little water and still it up - good as new.

This wood filler seems to be working in an outside application but it’s kind of hard to work with. It seems a little dry in the tub and the directions say to kneed it before use. Well it doesn’t kneed very well and when you go to apply it, the product wants to roll back on itself. It helps if to wet the putty knife but it still seems to be chunky or something. The main problem I find is it seems to contain actual bits of wood pulp or something that prevents it from spreading easily. It does sand beautifully though and feathers very easy. After applying I primed and painted it. Theres a lot of waste when using this wood filler unless all you’re using it for is to fill nail holes in which case it works great. Time will tell if it holds up to the outdoor conditions.

Smooth Application, Reliable FinishI used this Gorilla all-purpose wood filler on a few projects recently, including patching some nail holes in trim and filling a small gouge in an outdoor bench, and it performed really well. The texture is smooth, easy to apply, and doesn’t clump or dry too fast, so I had plenty of working time to get a clean surface. Once dried, it sanded down evenly without crumbling, which made it simple to blend with the surrounding wood.The natural finish is a big plus—it’s close to a neutral wood tone, which makes it easier to stain or paint over without odd color bleed-through. I also like that it’s water resistant, so I feel confident using it on outdoor projects like the bench and fence posts. So far, it’s held up well against a couple of summer rainstorms without cracking or softening.The only thing to keep in mind is that like most fillers, you need to slightly overfill the gap since it shrinks a touch as it dries. If you sand too aggressively, you’ll end up with a shallow patch and may need to reapply.Bottom line: A versatile, reliable wood filler that applies easily, sands smooth, and works both indoors and outdoors—definitely a handy tub to keep around for repairs and DIY projects.