Elmer's E859 Carpenter's Wood Filler, 3.25-Ounce Tube, Walnut

It's just slightly thinner than dry wall spakling patch. Applies just as easy as spackle, if not easier. I used it to fill the small gaps between wood floors that shrink over time. I just used my finger to get it into the spaces. I let it sit for a few minutes then wipe off the excess with a damp cloth. It dries hard and can be sanded or painted if needed. I purchased the walnut color and it blended with my wood floors perfectly. This product is awesome for those minor repairs. I'm not sure why some reviews said it was difficult to squeeze out? Just cut a bigger hole. Someone else said to add water. I wouldn't do that as it may ruin the products ability to properly harden. It shouldn't be that difficult to squeeze out. Basically if you can not apply this product, then you shouldn't be doing any repairs at all. It's easier than using a screwdriver or hammer. Good luck.

Worked like a charm. The dog chewed on the corner of one of my coffee tables and it needed to be repaired. It was a brand new set so I didn't want to just chuck it. This saved me from having to buy a new one . It turned out great. Took stain well after sanding and is almost unnoticeable! Very Very happy!

Works good, after you get it out of the tube.

Worked very well.😊

I've used wood putty before but never Elmer's. Wood putty works wonders, and Elmers came out ok, but it was too dry and crumbly right out of the tube. I did have to redo a corner of the frame because it wouldn't match up right. I can't comment on the color because I painted it. Next time I'll probably spit on it to moisten it up lol

Some of my paint brushes are rather expensive and I don’t want to replace them. So I fill the holes , straighten the metal , sand and paint them. This was rather easy to do and they are still usable.

good for very small jobs

This chair's upper was completely broken from the upright at the mortise, and the internal dowel holding the two together was broken. I had to drill it out leaving nearly a 1 cu. inch gouge. As I said, my tube was dry and crumbly, making it hard to spread. This also made clean up kind of iffy (even though water worked well), so I wound up over-applying and then sanding down a lot. Since the color wasn't a good match, I painted over the patch using craft acrylic paint, which took well to the filler. Finished it with Dura acrylic varnish. Now I have to refinish the rest of the chair :-(.