Evermend Epoxy Wood Stabiliser

Name: Evermend Epoxy Wood Stabiliser
Brand: Lock and Latch
SKU: 7003
Price: 49.99 AUD
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Made in the UKStocked in Sydney and shipped Australia-wide

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Improved bottle, bigger size, same priceEasy-to-use bottles with built-in measuring chambers.

A low-viscosity, solvent-free two-part epoxy primer that prepares the base for your repair. Use it after you've cut out the rotten timber and checked the wood is below 18% moisture, and before you apply your Evermend filler.

The Evermend system

Step 1: StabiliseYou're viewingStep 2: Fill1 Hour, 4 Hour or pot

Prepares the base
Built-in measuring chambers
Bigger bottle, same price
Primes for the filler

Quantity

Then fill with

Evermend Epoxy Wood Repair: 1 Hour Cartridge

1 Hour CartridgeFast cure · $74.99
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Evermend Epoxy Wood Repair: 4 Hour Cartridge

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Delivery Australia-wideShipping calculated at checkout

Free pick-up in Warriewood, SydneyWe'll message you the address when it's ready

Questions? 02 7228 0625Talk to us about your repair

NewImproved bottleBigger bottle, same price

2:1Mix ratioSet by filling the chambers

20 min+Soak timeBefore wiping off the excess

18%Max moistureCheck the timber is dry first

Why Evermend

A sound base for a lasting repair

For a timber repair to last, the wood beneath it has to be sound. After you've cut out the rot and checked the timber is dry, the stabiliser soaks into the remaining soft or weakened wood and binds the fibres back together. It also acts as a primer, so the filler bonds to a sound base and is less likely to come away over time.

Bonds into the wood

A structural bond, not just a surface fill.

Moves with the timber

Won't shrink, crack or absorb moisture.

Non-sag

Stays put on vertical and overhead repairs.

Work it like timber

Sand, drill, nail, screw and paint once cured.

The Evermend system

Stabilise first, then fill

The stabiliser prepares the timber. The filler rebuilds the repair. Use both for repairs involving rot.

You're viewing Evermend Epoxy Wood Stabiliser

Stabiliser

Step 1. After removing the rot and checking the timber is dry, brush it on to consolidate the fibres and prepare the base.

Other option

1 Hour Cartridge

Step 2. Fill the repair. Choose 1 Hour for a fast finish, or 4 Hour or the self mix pot for more working time.

View the 1 Hour Cartridge →

How to use it

Prepare, mix, apply

Full instructions are below, and we're happy to talk you through your first repair.

Prepare the timber

Cut out all soft, loose and rotten wood, then clear the dust. Brush on Evermend Stabiliser to seal and strengthen the timber.

Mix

Squeeze both bottles to fill the measuring chambers, which gives you the 2:1 ratio. Combine in a separate container and mix thoroughly. Only mix as much as you can use while it's still workable.

Apply and finish

Press in small amounts first to avoid trapping air, build up the repair and shape it. Once cured, sand and paint.

Full instructions and tools

Substrate Preparation

Remove all soft, decayed wood using a suitable tool such as a router or chisel until you reach a solid, sound substrate. Ensure the surface is dry by checking the moisture content (maximum 18%). Remove all loose, friable material and any paint from the areas to be treated. Sand the surface lightly before applying the stabiliser.

Application & Mixing

Remove the bottle caps from the dispenser chamber (the smaller chamber).

Squeeze the bottles to dispense the base and activator into the chambers until the desired amount is reached (2:1 ratio is automatically achieved by filling the chambers).

Combine in a separate container and mix throroughly.

Apply the stabiliser to the affected timber with a brush, allowing it to penetrate for at least 20 minutes. After penetration, remove any excess stabiliser with absorbent paper.

What else you'll need

A brush, a plastic cup or container for mixing, absorbent paper and gloves. A router or chisel and a moisture meter help with preparation. Then an Evermend filler to complete the repair.

How much will I need?Use our free Evermend calculator to estimate cartridges for your repair.Open calculator →

Specifications

Product data

TypeTwo-part epoxy primer, solvent free

ViscosityLow, flows into cracks, voids and fibres

BottlesNew, bigger bottles with built-in measuring chambers

Mix ratio2:1, set by filling the chambers

When to useAfter removing rotten timber, before applying the filler

Timber moistureBelow 18% before applying

Soak timeAt least 20 minutes, then wipe off excess

Use withAll Evermend fillers

Safety: this product is classed as an irritant. Wear gloves and protective clothing. If it gets on your skin, wash with soap and water, and seek medical advice if irritation develops.

SDS Part A SDS Part B Product data sheet

Ideal for

Rot or damp-affected timber, once the rot is cut out
Window frames, sills and door frames
Soft or weakened wood fibres
Preparing the base before any Evermend filler

Questions

Good to know

Do I really need the stabiliser?

For any repair involving rot or damp-affected timber, yes. Use it after you've removed the rotten timber and checked the wood is below 18% moisture, and before you apply the filler. If you're not sure whether your repair needs it, give us a call.

Should I choose 1 Hour or 4 Hour?

Choose 1 Hour when you want to shape, sand and paint the same day. Choose 4 Hour when you want more time to work the filler. If you're unsure, give us a call and tell us about the repair.

Is it cheaper to buy in bulk?

Yes. Packs of 5, 10 and 20 cartridges cost less per cartridge, and there are bundles with a gun and stabiliser. See the best ways to buy Evermend.

Can I pick up in Sydney?

Yes, pick-up is free from our warehouse in Warriewood, just off Mona Vale Road. Choose Pick up at checkout and we'll message you the address when your order is ready.

Do you offer trade pricing?

Yes. Call us on 02 7228 0625 or see Trusted by the Trade.

Not sure it's right for your repair?

Send us a photo or give us a call and we'll help you choose the right product for the job.

Call us02 7228 0625

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New stabiliser bottles

I use Evermend Epoxy Wood Stabiliser regularly for timber repairs and have always found it to be a great product. The new bottles are a big improvement – really easy to use, accurate measuring every time and much cleaner with less mess and waste. Definitely makes the job easier. Highly recommended.

Great product

Great product. I think it does a much better job than the water based stabilizer I have used.

Excellent

Excellent

Great product

Used about 12 tubes now, happy with the performance and durability

Great product and fast delivery

Used the full system - Epoxy Wood Stabilser and 4 Hour Fillet and was impressed with the ease of filling and finishing

Great product

This is fantastic for hardening and stabilizing degraded timber before repairing it with the epoxy filler.

5 stars

Used the whole system and happy to give this one the thumbs up to. Works exactly as it should as the first step in the repair and fast delivery to Tas. Thanks guys

Homeowners and tradies, Australia-wide

5.0Every review 5 stars on Google

★★★★★

Had eight sash windows in an old federation era home that needed an overhaul (all hardware replaced, rebalancing, draught sealing). We couldn't have been any happier than our choice to go with Lock and Latch. The quality of the products is great, and the pricing is very competitive (especially the draught seal kits).

Kathan Sethi · Local Guide

I initially purchased the Ecobead mouldings for a single double hung sash window I was restoring, and the result was excellent. The beading comes primed, and it is uncomplicated in terms of trimming up and modifying to suit. The draught proofing has been a success, and no more rattling either.

Michael

This product is fantastic! Ive used it many times now and it saves me so much time and hassle of splicing. Now I can do many repairs onsite instead of having to take windows back to the workshop to fabricate parts. Once dry, its more solid that the timber!

P A · Local Guide · Evermend 4 hour cure