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Patch & Putty Overview
Synthetic Patch is a two-component polyurethane that is dispensed through a metering system. It repairs veneer voids, knot holes, splits, and cracks in plywood panels, MDO, HDO, laminated wood, and lumber. The polyurethane flows in and sets up in seconds to form a sandable patch that can be treated much like the wood it repairs. It can be nailed, screwed, painted, finished or overlayed. Patch comes in a variety of colors to compliment the wood being filled. Synthetic Patch has passed the rigorous standards of the APA-Engineered Wood Association.
Epoxy is a two-component product, hardener and resin, that is mixed on-ratio either by hand or through a metering system. Willamette Valley Company (WVCO) Epoxies come in a variety of set times and in one-to-one and two-to-one ratios. Epoxy creates a tough repair that bonds tenaciously to the wood in large voids and knotholes in lumber, laminated beams, siding, molding, and plywood. Once cured, the epoxy can be treated just like wood: sawed, nailed, screwed, sanded, painted or stained. Epoxies are produced in various wood colors. WVCO Epoxy's have passed the rigorous standards of the APA-Engineered Wood Association.
WVCO Wood Putties are waterbased pliable putties that can be hand or machine applied. They are designed for softwoods, hardwoods, and particleboard edge filling. WVCO Putties are used by cabinetmakers and on large production lines to fill core voids, larger holes, and splits in wood. The putties come in a variety of colors to blend with the woods being filled. Putty is easily sanded, is stainable, and takes a finish. WVCO Wood Putties have passed the industry standards of the APA-Engineered Wood Association.
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