Can you stain over DryDex?

It can be stained or painted with latex paint immediately after sanding the cured repair.
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Can you apply stain over wood filler?

Wood fillers typically don't absorb stain as well as the natural woods. This can result in the wood filler spots to appear much lighter or darker than surrounding stained wood. The same stain used in the woodworking piece simply looks different when applied to wood filler.
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Can DAP DryDex be used as a wood filler?

It can be used to repair cracks, gouges, holes and other surface defects on furniture, woodwork, moulding, cabinets, panelling, plywood, windows, doors and painted surfaces. This easy-to-use filler is low in odour and cleans up with water.
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Can I use DryDex for wood?

DryDex® spackling, America's #1 seller, contains a patented Dry Time Indicator causing the product to change color when optimum dry time is achieved. It goes on pink and turns white! This unique feature is the signal that it is ready to sand and paint. Easy to use indoors and out on drywall, plaster, wood, and more.
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Can you stain DAP Plastic Wood?

DAP Plastic Wood Solvent Professional Wood Filler dries fast and hard providing strong nail and screw anchoring without splitting. Ideal for repairing furniture, doors, paneling, molding, plywood, and other wood surfaces. Available in several popular wood shades, and also stainable to match any wood shade.
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Can you stain spackle?

You can paint or stain the spackle as soon as it dries -- usually within one hour for small areas or two hours for larger areas. There are four types of spackle: interior, exterior, light and professional.
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Is DAP DryDex Stainable?

It's stainable, paintable and won't shrink crack or crumble. It can be sanded, planed, cut, drilled, screwed or nailed.
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Do you need to prime over DryDex?

DAP DryDex Dry Time Indicator Spackling Paste

DryDex also won't shrink or crack, reducing the number of coats needed to complete the job. Once white, it sands easily. And with primer integrated into the spackling, there's no need to prime before painting over it.
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Is spackle a good wood filler?

Spackling paste does an excellent job filling nail holes in wood. Simply feed generous amounts of the compound into the nail holes and use a putty knife to spread the paste on the surface to make it flush with the surrounding wood.
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What is the strongest wood filler?

Coming in as our number one pick is DAP Plastic Wood. This all-purpose, solvent-based wood filler is formulated with real wood fibers. It looks and acts like actual wood, except once it hardens, it's three times as strong.
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Is there a waterproof wood filler?

Are Most Wood Fillers Waterproof? Yes, wood filler is water-resistant but no, it isn't waterproof. It is water-resistant only after it dries. While wood putty is for outdoors, wood filler is more susceptible to the weather.
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Can you use caulk instead of wood filler?

Yes, you can use caulk instead of wood filler for filling wood gaps, cracks, frames, trims, corners, and sealings. Both caulk and wood filler is used to fix cracks or gaps. Mostly caulk is used to fill gaps in corners and edges while the wood filler is used to fill gaps, cracks in flat surfaces.
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Can you stain Elmers wood filler?

The Elmer's 8 oz. Stainable Wood Filler contains real wood fibers that improve its ability to hold stain. This filler is both paintable and sandable, and may be sanded with a high-speed power sander.
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Why is my stain not sticking to the wood?

There are a couple of reasons wood won't absorb stain. These include staining sealed wood, sanding too finely, and working with tight-grained woods that don't take stain. There are specific solutions to each problem, but generally applying a sealer and a stain that sits on top of the wood is a simple solution.
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How do you hide spackle spots?

How to Hide Spackle Spots
  1. Ensure the spackle is flush. The spackle must be flush with the wall, if it's an untextured wall. ...
  2. Prime the area. This is necessary for larger repairs. ...
  3. Paint the repaired area first. ...
  4. Paint the wall.
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Can I paint DRYDex?

DRYDex dries hard, sands easily and can be painted.
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How long does it take for DAP wood filler to dry?

You can request an SDS by visiting our website at dap.com or by calling 888-DAP-TIPS. Drying Time Depending on temperature and humidity: 3 to 6 hours in shallow fills up to 1/8"; up to 36 hours in deep fills 1/4"and over.
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How long does it take wood filler to dry before sanding?

Give the filler at least 30 minutes to harden; a full hour is even better. True wood fillers may dry so hard that you'll have a tough time hand-sanding it. It's better to use an oscillating sander, starting with medium-grit sandpaper and following with fine 180- or 220-grit paper.
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What is epoxy wood filler?

Epoxy wood fillers are used to repair mainly wooden products, such as doors and windows, although they can be used for various other wooden structures that are susceptible to rot. When it comes to choosing which to use, Epoxy wood fillers come in many different forms.
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Should I fill knots before staining?

If you are deciding to paint bare wood, you should seal all knots (spot prime) with a shellac based primer. Shellac based primers are great for sealing wood knots and sap streaks. They do carry a pungent odour, but dry very quickly and will not let the knot bleed through the top (finish) coat.
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