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TotalBoat FixWood Epoxy Putty
TotalBoat FixWood Epoxy Putty
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TotalBoat FixWood marine-grade epoxy putty is an easy, reliable way to repair rotted wood permanently. This 2-component, moldable epoxy putty is easy to shape in place by hand or using tools. Its non-sagging formula is great for repairing or replacing damaged or missing wood on door & window frames, deck boards and trim. It's also ideal for filling non-structural screw holes.
FixWood cures overnight to a hard surface that's easy to sand, carve, machine, or fasten. Compatible with all types of wood, its beige color can be stained or painted so it blends with the surrounding wood species. Repairs are 100% waterproof, shrink-free & able to flex with the wood, for long-lasting adhesion & strength. Low-odor formula is great for interior or exterior use above the waterline.
Available in a 2-Pint Kit & a 2-Quart Kit.
Tech Specs
| Kit Item Number | Size | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| TB-2284 | 2-Pint Kit | 1 pint resin & 1 pint activator |
| TB-2285 | 2-Quart Kit | 1 quart resin & 1 quart activator |
| Technical Specifications | TotalBoat FixWood |
|---|---|
| Mixed Color | Tan |
| Application Temperature | 50-100°F |
| Cleanup | Acetone, denatured alcohol, or lacquer thinner |
| Working Time (100 grams) @72°F | 30-35 minutes |
| Tack-Free Time @72°F | 2 hours |
| Dry Time to Sand @72°F | < 6 hours |
| Full Cure @72°F | 5-7 days |
Info & Guides
FixWood Repairs Rotted Wood for Good
TotalBoat FixWood is great for permanent repairs to wood that's rotted, missing or damaged, especially if it's not feasible to replace the wood due to its unique shape or historic value. Just fix it in place with FixWood.
In cases of deep rot, the wood must be consolidated first so it's strong enough to accept FixWood. Use TotalBoat Penetrating Epoxy to consolidate punky or soft areas, then apply FixWood while the Penetrating Epoxy is still tacky, for maximum bonding strength.
Technical Information
TotalBoat FixWood Marine Wood Repair Epoxy Putty Features
- High-strength, lightweight, marine-grade wood repair epoxy putty.
- Repairs are permanent and 100% waterproof.
- Easy to use, shape in place—no sagging.
- Cures overnight and can be sanded, carved, or machined. No cracking or shrinking.
- Can accept nails and screws just like real wood.
- Cured material can be stained or painted to match surrounding wood species.
- Compatible with all types of wood.
- Flexes with the wood, without shrinkage or cracking.
- Solvent-free formula has no noticeable odor and no VOCs.
- For interior and exterior use above the waterline.
PERSONAL SAFETY
Wear protective gloves, clothing, and eye/face protection while using TotalBoat FixWood. Always wear protective gloves when kneading or shaping FixWood by hand. When sanding FixWood, wear protective gloves, protective clothing, face protection, and a proper respirator. Be sure to read and understand the instructions and the safety information in the Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before using this product.Recommended Products
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New Jersey
4 out of 5 stars.
It's a money saver !
6 months ago
I have a 1962 wooden boat that I bought in terrible condition. This product kept a lot of the rotted hull from having to be replaced. It is easy to use, sands well and does exactly as it claims. Three years and is still as good as new. Even used it to repair and patch a windowsill at my home.
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Spotsylvania VA
5 out of 5 stars.
Fix wood Epoxy
a year ago
I used this to fix some rotted wood on two French doors. This stuff is great. Easy to mix, easy to apply, sets up nicely. Now all I have to do is get sandpaper into the corners.
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Wausau wi
5 out of 5 stars.
Love this stuff
a year ago
So easy to mix and work with. Behaves like cookie dough in your hands. Dries solid, sandable , paintable.
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Connecticut
5 out of 5 stars.
Great product
2 years ago
The epoxy was great. The product did the job as needed. Nice website to navigate through.
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Annapolis MD
4 out of 5 stars.
Excellent wood filler
3 years ago
Fill up wood, treak
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Lake Bluff, IL
5 out of 5 stars.
Great for repairing transom
3 years ago
I am restoring an old 1960's Starcraft and needed to do a small amount of wood replacement on the transom. Not wanted to do a full transom redo I looked to this product for help. Mixing is quick and easy. Kind of mixes like dough. Hardened in just 6 hours and sanding was like butter. Recommend.
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Sugar Land , Tx
4 out of 5 stars.
1st time using this , yes would buy again
3 years ago
1st time using , as product says - Mix just enough product to last you 20 min. before it gets hard to spread. Dries Nice & Hard . Little Difficult to Stain color before finish work
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Steamboat, Colorado
5 out of 5 stars.
Great epoxy
3 years ago
Easy to use , just mix equal parts together until a uniform color is obtained, about two minutes, and then place where needed. Wear the blue gloves.
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Atlanta
5 out of 5 stars.
Perfect for any wood project
3 years ago
While I have been boating for awhile, I am not using this product on a boat. In combination with Total Boat Penetrating Epoxy, I am using this to repair rotted wooden window sills and frames. It's perfect. I mix the 2 parts with each about the size of a golf ball. It starts out kind of stiff and during kneading, becomes very soft and malleable. Unlike other 2 part systems, this product is very easy to sand. Follow the instructions! It is far superior when using an adhesion coat of Penetrating Epoxy.
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Brooklyn, NY
4 out of 5 stars.
Good for filling gaps in old wood.
4 years ago
I used this wood putty to fill some cracks, checks, knots, and screw holes in the oak superstructure of a lobster boat. I used it over the penetrating epoxy according to the instructions on the product and had good results with adhesion. It's easily sanded with a random orbital sander so don't be scared if it goes on a little proud of what you are filling. My only caution is that despite its 20 minute working time, towards the 10 minute mark it will become exponentially more difficult to work with so do yourself a favor and mix very small batches. Also I'd recommend a pretty stiff metal putty knife as it hits this harder-to-work-with consistency. Overall, easy to use and does exactly what it says it will. Wish the color were a bit darker, though.
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Q: null I am rebuilding a 1957 Lyman. I removed 12 ribs which I am replacing. I want to fix some miner rot/damage and fill all the old nail holes. Is this the right stuff to use?
6 months ago2 Answers
A: Ken, Thank you for reaching out. It would definitely work for that. Works great with the penetrating epoxy as a rot treatment. Penetrating epoxy first to seal and stiffen the old wood and when it becomes tacky apply the Fixwood to it.
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Q: null Is water based latex paint compatible with this prodjuct
a year ago3 Answers
A: Yes. I repaired porch columns with this product a few years ago in the Northeast and the latex paint adhered without issue and has remained that way. As with any epoxy, especially when not knowing the cure chemistry, I wipe with a rag wet with water, to remove possible amine blush, followed by acetone typically. Amine blush is not soluble in most solvents but readily cleans up with water.
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Q: null Will Lust, Gleam, or other non-water based varnishes properly adhere to cured FixWood?
2 years ago3 Answers
A: Hey Vince, Thank you for reaching out. You can apply Gleam or Lust over Fixwood, just follow the instructions for Epoxied surfaces here: https://doc.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/pdfs/TotalBoat/totalboat-lust-varnish-tds-1.28.22.pdf AS for other varnishes, I cannot say for sure, usually they would, but we cannot guarantee every other oil based varnish as we have not tested them all, it's best to follow the instructions above and then do a test in an inconspicuous area.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Specs and directions say ""paintable."" Will FixWood also provide good adhesion to Lust, Gleam, or other non-water based varnishes? Thank you.
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Hi there. Yes, FixWood will accept varnishes such as Lust and Gleam 2.0. Please keep in mind that because FixWood is a different color than the wood surrounding it and has a different texture and porosity, you will likely be able to see the repair underneath the varnish.
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Q: null Is Fixwood not available in pint size?
2 years ago1 Answer
A: I think so.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Hi, can you tell me when Fixwood epoxy/putty will be available? TB
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Hey there, thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately at this time we do not currently have a solid ETA we are hopeful to have it by the end of October.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: null Any idea when this will be back in stock?
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Hey Mickey, Thank you for reaching out. We're looking at 2-4 weeks currently for getting the pints in, we do have the quarts and Gallons in stock
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: null What is the maximum recommended thickness (or depth of a repair) for application of this product?
4 years ago2 Answers
A: The application I used this for was to repair a rotted fir window sill (outside). The hole after cleaning out the rotted wood was probably 2-in long by 1-in deep at the max. The Fix Wood was hard the next day, sanded nicely, and accepted latex house paint well. I don't know it's actual limits however, but hope that may have helped a little. Jim
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: null i am not filling holes in pvc pipes. filling nails holes in pvc wood (azek). mostly nail holes. some material doesn't stick to pvc. will this? i have good luck with mas expoy and azek
4 years ago1 Answer
A: If Mas sticks this should work fine. You could also thicken the Mas epoxy with micro balloons to fill the holes.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: null can it be used to fill holes in Azek (PVC) material or joints between azek and wood?
4 years ago1 Answer
A: You could also try TotalBoat Total Fair.
4 years agoHelpful?
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