Wood filler tips

Do you need to apply wood filler to a piece of furniture or wood project? Here is a tutorial on how to stain wood filler for a professional-quality finish.

Does your wood furniture look more like polka dots after filling all the holes? Learn how to make wood filler look like wood grain.

Learn a few techniques for staining wood filler and wood glue repairs and finally stop them from standing out like a sore thumb.

Discover the best types of wood fillers for achieving a seamless and durable repair. From epoxy fillers for structural strength to cellulose-based and polyester fillers for versatility and ease of use, find the right solution for your project.

Stainable wood filler is supposed to absorb stain just like wood. Does it work, or does it look awful? I tested 7 fillers, and I’m sharing the results here.

Want to give your plywood the look of a solid piece of wood? Here is a step by step guide on how to use wood filler on plywood edges as well as tips on picking the perfect wood filler!

Wood filler is like a band-aid, used to fix boo boos in your projects. It can hide screws, cracks, holes, and gaps between boards. Best of all, it disappears under a coat of paint! I've used wood filler to fix a multitude of mistakes, like when I drilled the hardware holes in my brand new Shaker cabinet doors in the wrong spot. Oops!

To help ease your mind as you begin your project, Kitchen Cabinet Kings has put together a quick guide explaining the difference between wood putty and wood filler. We’ll explore the differences between these two products and help you determine which is best for your next home project.