Description:
PC-Lumber™ is a hand moldable putty epoxy designed for quick emergency-type repairs. PC- Lumber ™ is formulated with real wood. Cut, mix and apply. PC-Lumber™ allows a working time of about 15 minutes and cures for service in 60 minutes. 

Repair: Wood, Furniture, Frames, Screw Holes and more.

***Note: PC- Lumber ™ will not bond to wax paper, Teflon®, Polyethylene, and some other plastics.  There are hundreds of plastics in thousands of combination.  Test a small area when in doubt.

Mixing:
Cut or twist off desired amount of epoxy. Mix by kneading putty with fingers until a uniform color is achieved. For ease of mixing warm putty to room temperature or above.  Powder on hands (corn starch, baby powder) is helpful to minimize sticky epoxy contact before hardening begins.

*** Use latex gloves to avoid any issues.

Tips:
For best results, surface should be cleaned and free of rust, dust, and oil. Solvents such as denatured alcohol can be used to remove most contaminants. Whenever possible, lightly sand or rough up the surface to improve adhesion. For a smooth, finished surface, hand rub with wet finger or cloth prior to cure. Denatured alcohol is excellent for smoothing, shaping, and forming of putty epoxy. PC Lumber ™ cures well even at cold temperatures (40°F). PC Lumber ™ is supplied in premeasured sticks. The texture of the putty is such that it is slightly tacky but does not stick aggressively to fingers. The putty holds its shape well and can be used in vertical and overhead applications.

Packaging:
Wrapped in Polyethylene film and protected on the ends with aluminum labels, the stick is doubly protected in an air tight clear plastic cylinder. The remaining portion of unused putty can be saved by placing the aluminum labels on the exposed end and put back into the cylinder.

Question: How easy is it to stain PC Lumber™? What is the best stain?

Answer: PC Lumber™ can be stained, but the type of stain will affect the color of the PC Lumber. The best stains contain pigments. The stain contains pigments if the can has sediment at the bottom of the can. This sediment must be stirred before using the stain. Pigmented stains have more hiding power than other stains. Other stains sometimes contain only dyes. Advice: PC Lumber™ cures to a light tan color. It does not have the various shading found in real wood. PC Lumber™ is capable of absorbing some stain but it is not as porous as real wood. By staining PC Lumber™, the result is usually a light shade of the stain used.

Before using the PC-Lumber™, it is very important to test the stain by staining the cured PC Lumber™ if you are not sure how it will look.
Try some of these steps:
Helpful hints-

• After PC Lumber™ has cured, sand by hand with coarse sandpaper (100 -120 grit)
• Sand with the grain of the wood.
• Add grain to the repair with staining markers or artists paint brush.