Has any one heard of using car body filler on wood??? I have tried exterior wood fillers but find that they crack. I now cut out and repair damaged areas but this is obviously time consuming. Body filler was recommend by a decorator I met in the pub.
Try the Plastic Padding Elastic. It's flexible. I've used the original hard Plastic Padding on concrete repairs like broken edges on steps.
i tried some plastic padding elastic today worked a treat a lot quicker than cutting out and fitting new wood. cheers
Try Ronseal High Performance Wood Filler It's a two part epoxy resin type system similar to car body filler, it comes in a natural pine (type) colour but is slightly more flexible than car filler. It sets hard in around 20-30 minutes, can be trimmed well with a sharp knife while soft (10-15 mins), and sands well with alox paper. It produces very fine dust when power sanded though. Once thoroughly hardened it can chiseled and drilled like wood. I find it handy for filling holes etc around replacement door locks and handles in doors that have had a lot of abuse (especially old doors you don't want to replace), as a bit of effort makes it undetectable under a good paint job. You can get it from any Dulux Decorator's Centre or good DIY warehouse.
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