Fillers & Caulking

There is a wide variety of fillers available, each designed for specific applications and surfaces. Here are some common types of fillers:

• Multi-Purpose Filler: These versatile fillers work on a range of surfaces, including wood, plaster, drywall, and metal, making them a handy choice for general repairs.
• Wood Filler: Ideal for repairing and filling gaps, cracks, and holes in wooden surfaces. It's often used for furniture, cabinets, and wooden trim.
• Caulk: While not a traditional filler, caulk is used to seal gaps and joints, particularly in areas prone to moisture, like bathrooms and kitchens.

When choosing a filler, consider the type of surface you're working on, the size and depth of the imperfection, and the specific requirements of your project. Each filler has its unique properties and is best suited to particular tasks, so selecting the right one will ensure a successful and long-lasting repair.