Published Coverage
Approx. 0.75 sq. ft. at 1/4 in. thickness.
Deeper, irregular, or heavily deteriorated areas can require more material than surface coverage alone suggests.
WRP Starter Wood Repair Kit
$56.16
The WRP Starter Wood Repair Kit includes Consolidant Part A and Part B, Epoxy Dough Part A and Part B, and instructions. Approximate coverage is 0.75 sq. ft. at 1/4 in. thickness. Coverage is approximate and varies with repair depth and wood condition.
✓ Liquid A and Liquid B included
✓ Epoxy Dough Part A and Part B included
✓ Instructions included
Is This the Right Kit?
Starter is designed for one small localized repair or several very small repair areas. If your project has multiple areas or deeper damage, compare the coverage of the larger kits before ordering.
Need Help Comparing Sizes?
Use the guided questions in the Repair Wizard or compare the published coverage for all six kits.
What’s Included
- Liquid A2 oz
- Liquid B2 oz
- Epoxy Dough Part A16 oz
- Epoxy Dough Part B16 oz
- InstructionsIncluded
Topping Compound, Texture Powder, mixing tools, cups, brushes, applicators, and gloves are not listed as included kit contents.
Prepare, Rebuild, Finish
A concise overview of the repair sequence. Follow the current product labels and included instructions for material use.
STEP 1
Prepare
Remove unsuitable deteriorated material and prepare the repair area. See How to Prepare Wood for Repair for planning guidance.
STEP 2
Rebuild
Use the appropriate WRP materials to rebuild missing wood according to current instructions. Learn more in the Epoxy Dough guide.
STEP 3
Finish
Shape and finish the repaired area as appropriate for the project. See How WRP Works for the overall process.
Watch the WRP Repair Instructions
See the WRP repair process from preparation through rebuilding and finishing.
WRP INSTRUCTIONS
How to Use the WRP Repair System
Watch the full instruction video for preparing, rebuilding, and finishing a WRP wood repair.
Before & After: Exterior Column Base
Before and after views of deteriorated exterior wood at a column base after rebuilding and finishing.
Customer Reviews
Read how customers used WRP materials, what they repaired, and what they learned during the process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Starter coverage, kit contents, finishing products, and getting help.
How much does the Starter Kit cover?
Approx. 0.75 sq. ft. at 1/4 in. thickness. Coverage is approximate and varies with repair depth and wood condition.
What is included in the Starter Kit?
Consolidant Part A — 2 oz, Consolidant Part B — 2 oz, Epoxy Dough Part A — 16 oz, Epoxy Dough Part B — 16 oz, and instructions.
How do I know if Starter is the right size?
Starter is intended for smaller localized repairs. Compare the published coverage for all six WRP repair kits in the size-comparison section above if your project has multiple repair areas or requires more material.
Does the kit include finishing products?
No. Topping Compound and Texture Powder are not listed as included Starter Kit contents. They are separate finishing choices when appropriate for the project.
Where can I find safety information?
Current Safety Data Sheets are linked in the Technical & Safety Information section below. Follow current labels and included instructions.
What if I am unsure about my repair?
Use the kit-selection and contact options at the end of this page before ordering.
Technical & Safety Information
Current Safety Data Sheets for Liquid Wood Consolidant Parts A and B and Epoxy Dough Parts A and B are available in WRP’s Technical Documents library. Follow current labels and included instructions.
Not Sure Which Kit You Need?
Use the Repair Wizard for a guided starting point, compare published kit coverage, or contact WRP if the repair scope is unclear.
The WRP Starter Wood Repair Kit was the perfect size for repairing a rotted exterior door frame. The repair process was straightforward, and we were able to restore the damaged wood without removing the entire frame. After sanding, priming, and painting, the repair blended in beautifully and looks like the original wood.
We used the WRP Starter Wood Repair Kit to repair decorative exterior trim that had localized wood rot. The epoxy was easy to shape and matched the original profile very well. After priming and painting, the repair blended seamlessly with the surrounding trim. We’re extremely pleased with the finished results and would recommend WRP to anyone repairing rotten wood.
I used the WRP Starter Wood Repair Kit to repair the rotted base of an exterior porch column, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. After removing the damaged wood and following the WRP three-step repair process, the repair was easy to apply, shape, and sand. Once primed and painted, it blended seamlessly with the original column. The repair saved me from replacing the entire porch column and looks like new.
This kit worked perfectly for repairing a deteriorated window sill that had years of water damage. The instructions were easy to follow, the products were simple to work with, and the repair turned out solid and durable. After priming and painting, the repaired area blended in so well that you can’t tell where the damage was. I would definitely use WRP again.
We repaired a section of rotted fascia instead of replacing the entire board, and the WRP system exceeded our expectations. The products were easy to apply, shaped well during sanding, and produced a strong, long-lasting repair. It saved us considerable time, labor, and the expense of replacing perfectly good wood.