See the WRP Repair Process

How the WRP Wood Repair System Works.

Follow our proven three-step wood repair process to permanently restore rotted, weathered, and insect-damaged wood without replacing it. See exactly which WRP products are used at every stage of the repair.

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Simple 3-Step Process Prepare, restore, and finish damaged wood.
Permanent Repairs Restore wood instead of replacing it.
Trusted Since 1986 Nearly 40 years of proven performance.
Three-step WRP wood repair process showing before and after restoration.
STEP 1

Prepare the Wood

Clean, protect, treat, and reinforce damaged wood so the repair has a solid foundation before rebuilding.

1 WRP Bio-Cleaner bottle Clean

Bio-Cleaner

2 WRP Board Defense bottle Protect

Board Defense

3 WRP CuB Genics product bottle Treat

CuB Genics

4 WRP Cobra Rods used to reinforce damaged wood Reinforce

Cobra Rods

WRP Step 1 preparation process showing cleaning, protecting, treating, and reinforcing damaged wood

Every successful repair starts with proper preparation.

Step 1 helps clean the surface, protect the wood, treat the damaged area, and reinforce the repair before epoxy rebuilding begins.

STEP 2

Permanently Restore

Strengthen deteriorated wood with WRP Consolidant, rebuild the missing area with WRP Epoxy Dough, and shape the repair before finishing.

1 WRP Consolidant Part A and Part B used to strengthen and stabilize deteriorated wood before epoxy repair Strengthen

Consolidant

2 WRP Epoxy Dough Part A and Part B used to permanently rebuild damaged and rotten wood Rebuild

Epoxy Dough

3 Putty knife used to shape and smooth WRP epoxy wood repair Shape

Putty Knife

Technician applying WRP epoxy wood repair system with consolidant, epoxy dough, and putty knife to permanently restore a rotten wood window frame

Rebuild damaged wood without replacing it.

Step 2 uses WRP Consolidant and Epoxy Dough to stabilize deteriorated wood, fill missing areas, and shape the repair back to the original profile.

STEP 3

Coat & Finish

Apply WRP Topping, match the original wood texture, and prepare the repair for primer and paint.

1 WRP Topping & Texturing Compound used to recreate a smooth, paint-ready wood repair surface Coat

Topping

2 WRP Fine, Medium, and Coarse Texture Powders used to match the original wood grain before painting Texture

Texture Powders

3 Yellow spreader used to apply WRP Topping & Texturing Compound evenly over repaired wood Spread

Spreader

4 WRP wood graining tool used to recreate realistic wood grain texture before priming and painting Grain

Graining Tool

Technician sanding repaired wood, applying WRP Topping and Texturing Compound with a spreader, creating wood grain texture, and preparing the repaired wood for primer and paint

Finish the repair so it blends with the original wood.

Step 3 uses WRP Topping, Texture Powders, the yellow spreader, and the graining tool to recreate the surface texture before primer and paint.