Don't panic if you have a crack in your wood siding. They're possible to repair, but you need to know the right method and what to buy for a chance at success.

During his exclusive interview with House Digest, Bob Beacham explained his preferred method for filling in cracks in wood surfaces step-by-step. "Take a scrap of wood and make some sawdust using ...

When wood, whether in a cabinet, floor, or furniture, is exposed to moisture and general wear and tear, it can develop cracks, holes, scratches, and other imperfections. Carl Lewis, qualified ...

Q: I’ve never had great success filling cracks in stained wood surfaces. Is there a magic way to get invisible repairs when using wood fillers? A: Don’t beat yourself up. What you’re trying ...

Survey the floor for damaged wood, including large splits, scratches, cracks or chunks of wood missing from the surface. Fill small damaged areas with the putty knife and wood filler.

When to use wood putty. On woodwork that expands and contracts based on the humidity (like in a bathroom or basement). On wood that has already been varnished or stained. To fill in dents, cracks ...

Water-based wood filler for fixing the cracks and holes. I used black filler for the color contrast; neutral filler can be dyed to match the wood.

Since it fills cracks it will also seal concrete, plywood or wood decks. Because it is flexible and tough it would move with the surface. Great for steps around the house and decks.