I’m not a carpenter but my grandfather was. I picked up a ton of experience watching and working with him. That was long time ago when things were simpler and cheaper. Fast forward to today where things, specifically wood and labor are expensive, and Abatron has saved me a ton of money.We purchased a house that had termite damage. Prior to closing, the house was tented (fumigated) and the damaged wood was supposedly fixed. WISHFUL THINKING! I go to replace our master bedroom patio screen and noticed paint was bubbling nearby. A little more investigation and I noticed some semi-hollowed out spots on the door sill and vertical planks along with termite droppings.I went to work strengthening the wood with the Epoxy Consolidant and later filled in the displaced wood with the two-part epoxy wood filler.I’ve attached a few photos of the damaged spots, the wood consolidant applied, and the finished sanded vertical exterior beams. Bottom line, the whole system works and trust me, its as strong as the original wood and a bear to sand. Don’t take the wrong way, that’s a good thing. In my case, I used a random orbitol sander to get that smooth finish.I’ll complete a more thorough write up and add a similar review under the two part wood epoxy so reviewers can see the results that can be attained with these products.I like to pass on to others items that work and save money, and this is definitely one of the better purchases I’ve made as far as home repair products.