 Figured Hawaiian Koa steel string guitar.
Barry Gork creator of " Gork's GoodFilla Clear grain filler was used on this guitar. It's truly the best grain filler on the planet. Thanks Barry for developing this amazing product which is just a joy to use...
04-08-16
GoodFilla CLEAR Grainfiller "Close up, 2 days after spraying, untouched, no shrink-back" (Brazilian Rosewood) Also tried some on walnut, one coat filled the grain. Just fabulous!! DiDomenico Guitars - New Jersey |
04-01-13
Trowel Filler Troweled 1500 sq/ft in little over an hour. I like this filler a lot. Even with it thin it sticks well. Spreads like BUTTER. It was good over 60 grit, and the thinner it is the faster it dries out. I just put it back in the bucket and stir it and it blends instantly. Bill C. Apex Wood Flooring Chicago |
06-13-13
Historic Repair
We used your filler, and it works very well. It has a very low odor, it's easy to sand, and doesn't vibrate out when we run the big machine over it. The colors seem to be good. We do a lot of Government buildings that have historic floors, and we need the filler to blend in and stay in. "American made wood filler in American Government Buildings"
Sprigg Lynn
Universal Floors
Washington, D.C.
08-09-13
Update from Sprigg
We used GoodFilla again this week. I am really happy with the way it sands, stains and stays in. You did a great job formulating the perfect filler. My guys are also happy that the odor doesn't permeate everything they wear, eat or drive.
Historic Repair
We used your filler, and it works very well. It has a very low odor, it's easy to sand, and doesn't vibrate out when we run the big machine over it. The colors seem to be good. We do a lot of Government buildings that have historic floors, and we need the filler to blend in and stay in. "American made wood filler in American Government Buildings"
Sprigg Lynn
Universal Floors
Washington, D.C.
08-09-13
Update from Sprigg
We used GoodFilla again this week. I am really happy with the way it sands, stains and stays in. You did a great job formulating the perfect filler. My guys are also happy that the odor doesn't permeate everything they wear, eat or drive.
06-20-13
Big Hole
We used the white oak and the color was perfect. Actually, we filled a large hole on the edge of a board where someone had dropped something. It was about 1/2" deep. We filled it, let it dry, sanded it, and stained. It looks great. This is "THE STUFF".
R Crouch
R Crouch and Sons
Gordonsville, TN
Big Hole
We used the white oak and the color was perfect. Actually, we filled a large hole on the edge of a board where someone had dropped something. It was about 1/2" deep. We filled it, let it dry, sanded it, and stained. It looks great. This is "THE STUFF".
R Crouch
R Crouch and Sons
Gordonsville, TN
07-17-13
I like it
I like the way it dries, dark. And dry time was good considering it was real humid. No smell. Only thing is it sucked to stir. I mean it was messy. A taller quart container would be nice. Just a lil more mixing room. But overall I give it 2 thumbs up....
Steve Garbacz
Buzz Floor Sanding
Chicago, IL
I like it
I like the way it dries, dark. And dry time was good considering it was real humid. No smell. Only thing is it sucked to stir. I mean it was messy. A taller quart container would be nice. Just a lil more mixing room. But overall I give it 2 thumbs up....
Steve Garbacz
Buzz Floor Sanding
Chicago, IL
8-12-13
Awesome Grain-filler
We had to build and install a custom door with an open white oak grain. The designer specified a "Black, stained, and grain-filled" finish. As a finisher, I know how difficult it is to get a stained black finish such that the grain is visible. I thinned the Ebony GoodFilla with water, and used a spreader to apply. The filler dried in 15 minutes and I sanded it with 220 grit. I then applied a water-based ebony stain. The filler disappears completely, leaving a flat surface ready for a clear coat. We used a pre-catalyzed lacquer, and it went on flawlessly. This stuff is amazing.
Mark Bartok
Lagomorph Design
Chicago
Awesome Grain-filler
We had to build and install a custom door with an open white oak grain. The designer specified a "Black, stained, and grain-filled" finish. As a finisher, I know how difficult it is to get a stained black finish such that the grain is visible. I thinned the Ebony GoodFilla with water, and used a spreader to apply. The filler dried in 15 minutes and I sanded it with 220 grit. I then applied a water-based ebony stain. The filler disappears completely, leaving a flat surface ready for a clear coat. We used a pre-catalyzed lacquer, and it went on flawlessly. This stuff is amazing.
Mark Bartok
Lagomorph Design
Chicago