3.7 oz. Finishing Putty Ebony

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3.7 oz. Finishing Putty Ebony

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- Easy-working putty that quickly repairs minor scratches and holes in prefinished interior or exterior surfaces
- Ideal for filling small holes and cracks in interior or exterior surfaces such as baseboards, paneling, woodwork and molding
- Resists oil bleeding

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Q:
Can this be used to fill in nails holes in T-molding? We had espresso bamboo hardwood installed and have nail holes in all of the t moldings
Asked on 5/15/2015 by Kristen
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  Yes, this product is intended to fill holes in wood products.
  Thank you for your interest in our flooring products.
  Answered on 5/16/2015 by cc-2
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I need something to fill in knot hoes in treated wood. It will be used on the flooring of my deck and parts of the railing. some will be exposed to the weather.
Asked on 1/5/2015 by old vet from Tennessee
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- A:
  This product is for interior use only (not weather proof).
  Thank you for your interest in our flooring products.
  Answered on 1/5/2015 by cc-2
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Would this be appropriate for use on dark colored bamboo flooring? trying to buff out some scratches and color them back in.
Asked on 5/15/2014 by Sandra from Virginia Beach, VA
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  This probably won't work on fine scratches, I like to use wax filler sticks (stays put better) depending on depth of the scratches.
  Answered on 5/16/2014 by cc-2
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Would this be appropriate for filling nail holes in "Pewter" maple Dura-Wood? What would you recommend for repairing small dings or scratches?
Asked on 3/31/2013 by Arnie from Auburndale, FL
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  Not an appropriate color. You may need to visit a home center or paint supply store to locate a Colorfil type filler that is grayish in color. See "Repairing scrathes and gouges" - http://server.iad.liveperson.net/hc/s-13045352/cmd/kbresource/kb-7533125949219191222/view_question!PAGETYPE?sq=scratch&sf=101113&sg=0&st=916634&documentid=389729&action=view
  Answered on 4/5/2013 by Tech & Install