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Famowood FW1QT-ALDER

Name: Famowood FW1QT-ALDER Wood Filler - Solvent Based
Brand: Famowood
SKU: Famowood FW1QT-ALDER
Price: 1.65 USD

Famowood FW1QT-ALDER Wood Filler - Solvent Based

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Famowood FW1QT-ALDER Wood Filler - Solvent Based

Price: $1.65 USD

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	Wood Filler - Solvent Based - Alder Color

Famowood wood filler can be stained, sawed, drilled, sanded, planed and nailed like real wood
Shows no noticeable signs of shrinkage, cracking or crumbling and can be used indoors or outdoors
Quick dry and ready to use out of the can with smooth spreading and even filling of any hole or crack
Can be painted, varnished, lacquered, stained and oiled
Adheres to any clean surface and has outstanding adhesive properties
Size: 1 Quart
Color/Species: Alder
Packing: 12 Cans/Box
Sold In: Both broken and full box quantities.
10% Discount available on full box orders.

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Q: Can this filler be stained? And will it stain the same as the surrounding wood?

A: Most certainly Famowood FW1QT Wood Filler - Solvent Based can be painted, varnished, lacquered, stained and oiled. I have even mixed in a small amount of stain with the filler with a minor increase in results.

Q: Just looking for the best nail hole filler for MDF trim. I've used a nail gun and brad nailer so the holes are standard sized. I have heard that it's risky to use a water-based filler for MDF but have also seen videos where people recommend DryDex for filling small nail holes in MDF. I understand why a solvent-based product would be best and I want as little shrinkage as possible so as not to see the holes down the road later and I want something that is easy to sand. DIY on your own home with a touch of OCD is not a good combination! Sounds like Famowood Wood filler (solvent) would be a good choice. Thanks for whatever info you can provide.

A: I too would avoid a water-based product for mdf trim and have used hundreds of cans of the Famowood and it sounded to be acceptable in all instances - filling nail heads be a very good use for this wood filler.

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