Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler, Golden Oak, 6 oz Tube - Water Resistant for Indoor and Outdoor Projects

I used this to repair my laminate flooring in the entryway and hallway. I rolled it into little snakes with my hands and pressed it into the cracks, then wiped away the excess with a damp cloth. It worked fantastic and you cannot even tell where the wood putty is. It was hard to get out of the tube so I cut it open, but easy to handle after that. Great product! One tube did all the floors with some left over.

Well, this was hard as heck to squeeze out of the tube, but I used a pair of needle nose pliers to grab the bottom of the tube and sort of rolled it up around the plier nose to get it out. Worked well enough to fill the cracks in my hardwood floor and looks pretty darn good, too. The golden oak color was a good match.

Great product. Easy to use. Filled the crack in our laminate wood floor. Great price for this tube. Color match worked perfect

Love this stuff! Repairing my 1950's old oak floors and this stuff is nothing short of amazing. I will say it is tough to get out of the tube, but I'm still giving it a 5 star rating

Applying it was easy, the filler itself was already thick, so drying time was minimal. It matched the wood stain perfectly and cleaning up was a matter of a damp towel carefully wiping it down. Anything that fell on the floor while I was applying it easily vacuumed up. It definitely surpassed my expectations and I would certainly buy again.

Only issue is it takes a gorilla to squeeze the product out. Even a dude 6'4" giant hands needed to squeeze it against a counter. Once on it worked fine so it wasn't dried out but getting it out was a workout.

not stainable,hard to get out of tube,it's pink in color not golden oak.it made my stair refinishing look like a pigeon at mcdonalds poop all over it.really like to meet the people responsible for making this product you cost me a lot of time.i didn't use this on a 2nd staircase and that looks great.sawdust and glue how did you mess this up with your so called development team,seams to me your company should be sued and put out of business any old time wood worker would do a lot worse

Already dry when I received can't it I had to cut the tip then cut it again and squeeze and squeeze and squeeze to get maybe an eighth of an inch out I think that's pretty pathetic. At least the color was right if it worked

I bought it to fix a hole in my hardwoods. I do not know whether or not the paint or the color whatever matched. It was already dried up in the tube. Even after cutting the tube open, I was not able to let me get any out. And it was just a small thing that I was having to patch, it's a good thing I didn't need a whole tube. I didn't even get to use anything to fill the whole ended up using something else. Total waste of my money.

It was very hard to get the filler out of the tube and when we filled up the hole the filler got cracks after drying.