Famowood

Famowood wood filler is for repairing defects in wood, and Glaze Coat is for adding a clear epoxy coating to a wood project. If you’re repairing trim or planning a clear finish, start with the job: filling a defect or coating a surface.

Famowood is an Eclectic Products brand. Eclectic has its corporate office in Eugene, Oregon, and its parent is privately owned Willamette Valley Company. Eclectic specializes in adhesives, patching products, coatings and repair products.

Wood filler for repairs

For a hole or gouge, choose a wood filler. Glaze Coat is classified as a coating. Choose the filler formula by the repair location and the finish you plan to apply, using that formula’s directions.

Start with sound wood and clear loose material out of the defect. Press filler into the opening with a putty knife. If a trim joint keeps opening, moving wood can crack a rigid patch; correct a loose connection before filling the gap.

For a stained repair, filler and surrounding wood can take color differently. Judge the finished sample. Test the filler and intended stain together on scrap from the same wood before patching a visible spot.

Glaze Coat for a clear epoxy finish

Glaze Coat puts a clear epoxy coating over your project. Surface preparation matters because glue smears and sanding scratches can show through a clear finish. Inspect the wood under light from the side and address those marks before coating.

Have the surface and tools ready before mixing. Epoxy starts reacting when its components come together, so preparation belongs ahead of mixing. Follow Glaze Coat’s directions for measuring, mixing and application.

Product types

Product	Type
Famowood Original Wood Filler	Wood filler
Famowood Latex Wood Filler	Wood filler
Famowood Glaze Coat	Clear epoxy coating

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you use Famowood Glaze Coat?

Before you mix Famowood Glaze Coat, prepare the surface and have your tools ready. Follow the product directions for measuring, mixing and applying it; epoxy proportions aren’t something you can estimate by eye. Keep dust away from the project while the coating cures, because debris caught in a clear finish stays visible.

How do you use Famowood wood filler?

Work Famowood wood filler into a clean defect with a putty knife, pressing it against sound wood instead of just covering the opening. Remove loose fibers first, because a patch is only as secure as the material underneath it. Follow your formula’s directions for when you can work the repair and apply the finish.