Wood Filler Tytan Y29, oak color, 200 g, ready-to-use

Tytan Y29 oak-coloured wood filler is a ready-to-use paste in a 200 g format formulated for repairing small cracks, holes and surface imperfections in wooden items and interior joinery. The product spreads smoothly, fills gaps and levels damaged areas to prepare surfaces for subsequent painting, varnishing or staining. Its oak shade is intended to blend with oak furniture and veneers for a discreet cosmetic repair.

Advantages

The paste requires no mixing and is usable straight from the container, which reduces preparation time. It adheres well to wood substrates and sanding-compatible formulations allow quick smoothing after drying. The oak colour provides good visual matching on oak and medium-brown woods, while the compact 200 g size makes it practical for occasional repairs and small projects.

Suitable for

• Repairing scratches, chips and small gouges in oak furniture
• Filling nail holes and fastener recesses in interior woodwork
• Leveling surface imperfections before painting or varnishing
• Cosmetic restoration of wooden doors, skirting boards and panels

Key specifications

• Form: ready-to-use paste
• Colour: oak tone
• Net weight: 200 g
• Application temperature: suitable for typical interior conditions
• Finishability: can be sanded and overpainted or varnished after drying

How to use

Ensure the damaged area is clean, dry and free of loose particles, dust and grease. Apply the paste with a spatula or filler knife, pressing it into the defect and smoothing the surface to slightly above the surrounding level. Allow the filler to dry according to ambient conditions until it is firm to the touch. After drying, sand the repaired area to obtain a uniform surface and remove dust before applying paint, varnish or stain to match the surrounding wood.

Usage recommendations

For the best visual match, test the oak-coloured filler on a hidden area or scrap of the same wood before completing the repair. Use fine-grit sandpaper for final smoothing and apply thin coats of paint or varnish to achieve an even finish.