![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Mar. 27th, 2006 11:10 am"I would just like to note that Minwax Wood putty is the most useless thign on the planet. This is wood putty, ther only perpose it serves is to fill holes & gouges in wood.
Well it goes on like crap and doesn't want to actually stick to the wood.
Then a few days later, when you go to sand it down, you discover it is as pliable as the day you put it on. Then you look at the back of the container, and discover the line that says 'will not dry to a sandable surface'.
Let me repeat that 'will not dry to a sandable surface'. Wood putty that won't dry such that you can sand it.
Wood putty that goes on like crap so you can't form it to the place you need it to go. This same wood putty stays just as pliable and squishy as the day you applied it, so that if anyone happens to touch that spot on your trim/furniture/whatever they get wood putty on them.
WHAT IN THE HOLEY NAME OF FUCK IS THIS STUFF GOOD FOR?!?
...besides raising my blood pressure.
Now I have to go dig it out of all the screw holes, and attempt to scrub all of it off the wood. Then after all of that I get to go buy more REAL wood putty and re-putty all the holes."
Well it goes on like crap and doesn't want to actually stick to the wood.
Then a few days later, when you go to sand it down, you discover it is as pliable as the day you put it on. Then you look at the back of the container, and discover the line that says 'will not dry to a sandable surface'.
Let me repeat that 'will not dry to a sandable surface'. Wood putty that won't dry such that you can sand it.
Wood putty that goes on like crap so you can't form it to the place you need it to go. This same wood putty stays just as pliable and squishy as the day you applied it, so that if anyone happens to touch that spot on your trim/furniture/whatever they get wood putty on them.
WHAT IN THE HOLEY NAME OF FUCK IS THIS STUFF GOOD FOR?!?
...besides raising my blood pressure.
Now I have to go dig it out of all the screw holes, and attempt to scrub all of it off the wood. Then after all of that I get to go buy more REAL wood putty and re-putty all the holes."
