Dap Inc 529 Latex Wood Filler 16 Oz

Product Description

The DAP INC 529 is a latex-based wood filler formulated to restore damaged wood surfaces in both interior and exterior applications. This 16 oz filler is designed to fill cracks, gouges, holes, and other surface defects on furniture, molding, cabinets, plywood, and general wood surfaces. Once cured, it delivers a repair reported to be 3 times stronger than the surrounding wood. The dried material sands, cuts, planes, drills, nails, and accepts screws, making it suitable for structural repairs as well as cosmetic patching. Licensed carpenters, finish carpenters, and general contractors commonly specify this product for production and service work.

This filler is appropriate for residential and light commercial wood repair tasks. It can be troweled or molded for structural fill applications and dries to a hard, smooth surface ready for finishing. The formula accepts both stain and paint, allowing repaired areas to blend with surrounding wood. Cleanup requires only soap and water while the material is still wet, reducing solvent handling on the job site. Suitable for use on furniture, cabinetry, molding, plywood, and other wood substrates where a durable, workable fill is needed.

Key Features

• Latex-based formula cleans up with soap and water when wet
• Stainable and paintable finish blends with surrounding wood surfaces
• Cured repair is rated 3 times stronger than wood
• Can be sanded, cut, planed, drilled, nailed, or screwed after drying
• Trowelable and moldable for structural or surface repairs
• Rated for both interior and exterior use

Compatibility

Designed for use on furniture, molding, cabinets, plywood, and general wood surfaces requiring crack, gouge, or hole repair in interior or exterior environments.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by carpenters, finish trades, or maintenance professionals. Clean the repair area of loose material, dust, and contaminants before application. Apply filler with a putty knife or trowel, slightly overfilling the defect to allow for sanding flush after curing. Clean tools and hands with soap and water immediately after use before the material sets.