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This is great to harden wood that has been dry rotted to a state of softness. Scrape out the powdery stuff, then use this to harden the rest so that paint, putty or filler will stick to a firm surface. Great for windows, trim, siding and hard to replace materials. Saturate the soft wood and let it dry (a whole day at least). Then you can do Bondo, epoxy, rock hard water potty, Sinko putty or other filler. I use disposable plastic syringe or similar device to apply, or even a tea spoon. One can goes a long way. If you are not able to replace the wood, this is the next best thing to make a permanent repair. Flammable, has fumes, don't get it on your skin, ventilate.

This is an excellent example of getting the "right tool for the right job".... I had a wicker garden sofa that had been moved from the patio to the grass...and needless to say, the wood posts within the wicker became soft and rotten in very short order. I was going to just toss the whole thing when this idea came to me: fill up a tin can with the Wood Hardener and place each leg in the can. So i gave each leg and good proper soak in the wood hardener, and then did it again, and VOILA!! The legs are LIKE NEW. Firm and hard, no more mushy soft legs! (of course, I immediately moved it onto the deck where that won't happen again.) Miracle stuff!!

The product went on easy A few months in the exterior wood that was deteriorating seems to have stopped rotting

I messed up the inside of my kitchen cabinet by using diluted vinegar to clean the shelves made out of pressed wood. The vinegar made the pressboard crumble. The wood hardener was the first step in "re-sealing" the boards. It took two coats to see a noticeable change in the shedding of "saw dust." The smell was HORRIBLE! I recommend buying a respirator with the applicable cartridge if you are using this indoors. I let each coat dry (with lots of cross ventilation!) for two hours before moving on to the next step (sanding, Seal Coat, sanding, Polyurethane).