Can you screw through an epoxy wood filler?

Answer 1

Treat it just as you would wood, pre drill the holes, etc.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Do not subject to sustained heat in excess of 200°(93°C). PC-Woody® must be thoroughly cured and properly sanded before staining. Sanding can usually take place in 12 to 24 hours. Premature sanding will gum up sandpaper. Always sand with wood grain. Use medium or coarse sandpaper to achieve best staining results. Pilot holes will be helpful to set nails and screws. Paint over hardened epoxy wood fillers at any time. Cured epoxy can be worked and tooled like real wood. PC-Woody® epoxy wood fillers demonstrate excellent resistance to all weather elements, mildew, dry rot, UV light, fresh and salt water along with chemicals present in pressure-treated wood. PC-Woody® can be applied to flat, vertical or overhead surfaces without drip or sag. NO VISE OR CLAMP NEEDED for most applications. Hold heavy objects to ceilings or walls with tape or prop.

Answer 4

Replace the screws with longer screws of the same diameter. It wouldn't hurt to fill the existing holes with plastic wood also Redrill the holes with a drill the size of the small diameter at the top of the screw head. If you had one inch screws before, go to 1.5 to 1.75 inches. The other alternative, is to use the same length screw, but one size bigger in diameter. You will be best to go longer though.

Answer 5

Yes, but if you are using a wood screw to hold something down, it probably won't hold, and if your using a carriage bolt you should use a washer. Good luck

Answer 6

sure, but predrill a hole to the diameter of the screw minus the threads

Answer 7

careful you don't pull the whole shebang out when you screw the screw in...

Answer 8

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Answer 9

yes