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![Everbuild Fine Surface Ready Mixed Filler 600g]( "Everbuild Fine Surface Ready Mixed Filler 600g")
Everbuild Fine Surface Ready Mixed Filler 600g
Fine Surface Filler is an easy to use ready mixed filler for filling small holes and surface imperfections in most porous surfaces such as plaster and wood. Dries to a very smooth finish that can be painted or papered. -
![Everbuild One Strike Filler 1 Litre (461916)]( "Everbuild One Strike Filler 1 Litre (461916)")
Everbuild One Strike Filler 1 Litre (461916)
EVERBUILD ONE STRIKE is an unique ready-mixed lightweight filler that may be used to prepare a variety of surfaces for painting or wallpapering. The product, which is made up of high-strength lightweight polymeric fillers, outperforms traditional fillers... -
![Everbuild All Purpose Powder Filler White (FILL450) 450g]( "Everbuild All Purpose Powder Filler White (FILL450) 450g")
Everbuild All Purpose Powder Filler White (FILL450) 450g
All Purpose Powder Filler is for both internal and external use. This filler has added PVA power for extra strength and prevent shrinkage or cracks. Everbuild All Purpose Filler is suitable for repairs to plaster, brick, stone, and wood. It can be nailed...
Fillers & Putty
Fillers and putty are primarily used for filling and repairing gaps and all cracks within walls (external and internal), providing structure and support. Once dried, they can be sanded, stained, varnished or painted to provide the required finish.
There are many different types of fillers and putty suitable for different applications with some being more flexible allowing for natural movement, such as those used in wood, and others providing a more solid fill.
At Howarth Timber & Building Supplies, we offer various types of Fillers such as Multi-Purpose, Expanding Foam and General Purpose options. If you are unsure which one you need, speak to one of our team at your local branch.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to use wood filler on a door frame?
To use wood filler on a door frame, start off by scraping out any flaking and splinters of paint from the damaged parts by using a wire brush. Then, it is important to soften or mix the filler as per instructions. It could involve stirring to the point of hardening, kneading until it softens, or mixing different substances until you get a similar colour. At this point, apply the ready filler on a putty knife. You will then scrape it onto the frame’s damaged area. After you’ve done that, allow a reasonable time for the filler to dry.