Re-Rot Epoxy Wood Repair - 96 vol. oz. kit / Dry Rot & Rotted Wood - Structural Wood Restoration - Deep Penetrating - 2:1 ratio - 64 vol. oz. Resin (in 72 vol. oz. jug) 32 vol. oz. Hardener

The product did exactly what it said it would do. when you mix the epoxy and the wood dust together it will become a workable filler that gets very hard. try to get to any extra before it sets. fixing a porch handrail upright.

I purchased this to try on some rotted wooden column post bottoms, thinking it would be a temporary fix. This product cures so rock hard that I am confident this is a permanent fix and I do not need to plan on replacing the post. Cured product is extremely hard and will require carbide surfaced grinding bits/metal disk to shape after cure. Sand paper will not phase this product, so forget about using that to shape afterwards. Therefore, minimum amounts should be used and shaped with cardboard damns lined with wax paper. The wax paper is a must or the product will absorb into plain cardboard and you will have more to grid off. I highly recommend mixing very small batches to begin with to get use to this product....like two tablespoons resin, one table spoon hardener, mix that up then mix in 3 tablespoons of the wood aggregate mix. Use plenty of news papers and scrap cardboard catch drips because once this cures.... if it sets on brick you will end up chipping the brick before chipping this product off. I just ordered a second kit for more projects. I would highly recommend this product!!

Let me tell you about Re-Rot. I purchased a kit just so I could post this review. I'm the ol' geezer in the RR 3: 49 sec. video. I was quoted big dollars by two repairmen to replace the damaged wood in the video. My neighbor is the owner of Epox-Sci. Labs. He invented Re-Rot. When I discovered the damage, I remembered that he had told me about a product for rot that he was coming out with on Amazon for rot. I called him, he came over and said that I could easily fix it myself. He filmed me doing at, and the rest, as they say, is history. I have a bad wrist, yet it was still pretty easy for me and it only took me about 2-1/2 hours total. I am very impressed with this product to say the least. I honestly wish I could give it more than 5 stars.

DECEPTION: The listing states for “48 oz. Epoxy”. Shame on me for not reading the fine print on the box photo, showing “24 fluid oz. of penetrating epoxy”, “24 oz of wood flour”.THE LIE: The wood flour weighs 7.2 ounces, and alternatively is nowhere near a 24 fluid oz. quantity.

We love the product. Living on an old farm property it has been helpful in many different applications. I see a couple of negative reviews that RR does not weigh 48oz as advertised. On the box it is sold by volume oz not by the weight. Before you write a review accusing a company of false advertising make sure you realize the difference between volume versus weight. Personally, Re-Rot has been the perfect fix for me .

product was easy to use, instructions were easy to understand, and it worked like magic! I did wind up sacrificing an old ratty tupperware container and cooking pot to mix and work with the epoxy - sacrifices well worth making!! product saved the base of my poorly-constructed exterior wall and hopefully bought me a few more seasons/years of use of the space. highly recommmend this product to restore rotten wood - furniture, fencing, structural... whatever needs fixing!

Loved it,it did exactly what it said it would do. Very easy to use.

Since i need a large volume, i compared the similar product from bondo with this, it appeared this one has a much larger volume of 48 oz compared with 8oz, and the product introduction begs customer to support small business. So that i purchased this one. By checking the weight after arrival, however, the 48 oz actually includes a bag of 24 oz wood dusts/flour. It is an obvious intended cheating, unfortunately.