I have some rot and termite damage on my porch. This looks like it will be a good potential solution. Thank you for showing how this process works! I'm going to thumbs up and subscribe to help your channel!
What if the liquid wood gets smeared on new wood? A friend and I used it without knowing enough about it. Thinking it would harden, some was applied to a strip of new wood. Now I have new wood adjacent to the filled wood that is tacky. On day 3 I'm trying to wipe it with solvent, but it's not working. Help!
I have rot under the cladding of Pella casement window , can I just use hardener and replace the cladding by glueing it on? The rot does not show until remove cladding which is aluminum.
You may need to scrape the loose, dry rot out first, apply the clear epoxy, allow ample time to dry then build up the area with the epoxy then glue the clad back on
Abatron recommends wood less than 17% moisture. I normally wet the wood with acetone or minwax wood hardener and then dry with a hair dryer before applying the LiquidWood. Also the WoodEpox should be applied while the surface wetted with LiquidWood is still tacky (after a couple of hours), and not after several days. Also, it is best to use a condiment type squirt bottle and a rag to apply the LiquidWood as a priming rather than sacrificing a brush.
Thanks for the video. For an exterior wood door that's been scratched and grooved by a dog is this a good product or is that too thin of an application?