Gork's Goodfilla, Heavy Body Wood Grain Filler
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Gork's Goodfilla, Heavy Body Wood Grain Filler
Tame the Grain with GoodFilla's Heavy Body Paste Wood Filler
GoodFilla's water-based wood filler can be used as a grain filler, primer, knot filler, and much more!
Features:
- Save time and money with this wood filler that does not shrink, sink, or crack, and has excellent adhesion. Only need to apply once, and it flawlessly accepts any finish or stain! In fact, this product can be mixed with any pigment, tint, stain or dye.
- Goodfilla wood filler is fully compatible under solvent-based finishes and not just for waterborn finishes.
- The only water based, non-latex/acrylic, trowel-ready wood filler in the world. Innovative and easy-to-use, it's designed for professional woodworkers but perfect for your everyday DIYer, too. As any woodworker will tell you, they throw hardened wood filler out all the time. But Goodfilla offers an unlimited shelf life since it reconstitutes with water and is freeze-thaw stable.
- Whether you have furniture to repair, a floor to finish, a craft to complete or an instrument to finish, this is YOUR product. Sand, stain, tint, prime, fill and seal every knot & grain on your to-do list. Goodfilla is so easy to sand you'll be amazed by how much time you save. BONUS: It's a green product; Zero VOC, zero waste and non-toxic.
- Goodfilla offers 25% more coverage than other trowel-ready fillers. Our professional formulation allows a longer open time because it holds onto the water longer.
Unlike other water-based woodfillers, Goodfilla TR maintains its consistency over a wide range of ambient temperatures. - USA MADE and available in 11 colors. Freeze/thaw stable.
- Easy to sand. Will not blind the grain.
- Zero waste. It can be reconstituted with water if it dries in the container.
Gork's GoodFilla water-based wood filler can be used as a grain filler, primer, knot filler, and much more! Use GoodFilla to smooth out deep groves in hardwood floors, window sills, scratched doors, tables, furniture, and on any wood surface that needs attention. Easy to work and high-quality results every time.
Not every woodworker is looking for a completely grainless finish as shown on the poplar (yes, poplar!) guitar above, but it's sure nice to know it's possible! That's one extreme of wood filler, but why else would you need it?
Wood, (and some woods especially, such as oak and walnut) will have a natural look of open grain. Areas where part of the grain pattern recesses below the overall surface of the board. In some furniture styles that look is prized (Arts & Crafts), in others (Chippendale) quite the opposite. So we've learned to tame the grain.
Gork's Goodfilla Wood filler can be used to build those low areas up to the surface of the wood, without obscuring the grain pattern. The "level" of levelling is up to you and can be adjusted during the application of the wood filler.Â
Shown in a raking light, you can see the open pore finish on the left, while the filled surface on the right shows a more even and uniform surface.Â
As you can see above, Goodfilla's filler is offered in a variety of tinted options, and can even be tinted by the user. The pickling on the left and Red Oak on the right are both "from the can" options, while the center blue tint was color added to a base filler.Â
Easy application. The filler can be applied with a putty knife or finishing pad. Apply with, and against the grain to get the best penetration.
When dry, the filler is sanded flush to the surface.
A top coat finishes the process. Multiple applications may be required to build to a full guitar-worthy finish.
As you've seen above, application is not complicated at all. And you'll see the addition of blue dye to the filler to add a dramatic effect to the wood grain.Â
Because Gork’s Goodfilla is a water-based product, WHEN (and we all know it will happen) the filler dries out, you can add water and reconstitute the filler so it can be used again. That's saving a few pennies!
I should also mention that while Goodfilla's is water based, it is fully compatible under solvent-based finishes and not just for waterborn finishes. So next time you need to level the playing field, think Goodfilla's!