WRP Wood Consolidant
Price range: $37.00 through $204.13
WRP Wood Consolidant includes a two-part epoxy resin and hardener used on prepared deteriorated wood before rebuilding with WRP Epoxy Dough. Choose 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 12 oz, or 32 oz Liquid Only options; each option includes the stated amount of Part A and the same amount of Part B.
APPLICATION IMAGE
Wood Consolidant Application
MATERIAL OVERVIEW
What This Material Does
WRP Wood Consolidant is a two-part epoxy resin and hardener used on prepared deteriorated wood before missing areas are rebuilt with WRP Epoxy Dough. It is the consolidation step in the WRP repair process; product selection does not by itself establish structural suitability.
USE GUIDANCE
When to Use It
Use WRP Wood Consolidant after unsuitable material has been removed and the remaining repair area is dry, clean, and ready for treatment, and before rebuilding missing wood with WRP Epoxy Dough. If moisture, structural conditions, or the suitability of the remaining wood is uncertain, obtain project-specific guidance before proceeding.
PRODUCT OPTIONS
Available Size, Grade, or Quantity
Available in 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 12 oz, and 32 oz Liquid Only options. Each option includes the stated amount of Part A resin and the same amount of Part B hardener. For example, the 4 oz option contains 4 oz of Part A plus 4 oz of Part B. Current variation descriptions list no additional products or accessories.
WRP PROCESS
Where It Fits in the WRP Process
Prepare the repair area and correct the moisture source first. Apply WRP Wood Consolidant to the suitable remaining deteriorated wood according to current label instructions. Apply mixed WRP Epoxy Dough within the approved application window, without waiting for the consolidant to fully cure. Firmly pack the dough into the repair and trim excess while it remains workable to minimize sanding. Allow the epoxy repair to cure according to product instructions, then use WRP Topping where needed before priming and painting, following the applicable product instructions.
APPLICATION
Application Overview
Prepare the remaining wood so it is dry, clean, and free of contaminants. Combine Liquid A and Liquid B only according to current product-label instructions, then apply the mixed material to the prepared area with an appropriate applicator. Review current safety information and contact WRP if you need product-specific mixing, timing, or application guidance.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
What does WRP Wood Consolidant do?
WRP Wood Consolidant is a two-part epoxy resin and hardener used on prepared deteriorated wood before missing areas are rebuilt with WRP Epoxy Dough.
When should I use Wood Consolidant?
Use it after unsuitable material has been removed and the remaining repair area is dry, clean, and ready for treatment, and before rebuilding missing wood with WRP Epoxy Dough.
What sizes are available?
Current Liquid Only options are 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 12 oz, and 32 oz. Each option includes the stated amount of Part A resin and the same amount of Part B hardener.
Does each size include both Parts A and B?
Yes. Current variation descriptions list both Part A resin and Part B hardener. They do not list additional products or accessories.
Do I need to let WRP Wood Consolidant cure before applying Epoxy Dough?
No. When using WRP Wood Consolidant with the WRP Epoxy Dough repair system, apply the mixed dough within the approved application window. Do not wait for the consolidant to fully cure. Follow the current product instructions.
Where can I find safety information?
Current Safety Data Sheets for Liquid Wood Consolidant Part A and Part B are available on the WRP Technical Documents page. Review both SDS documents and the current product label before use.
DOCUMENTS
Technical & Safety
Current Safety Data Sheets are available for Liquid Wood Consolidant Part A and Part B. No current Consolidant TDS was found. Review the current product label and both SDS documents before use.