Product - Mr. JO Tecseal – WFN

Description

Mr. JO Tecseal – WFN is a high-quality epoxy wood filler. It not only fixes but also restores dark brown wood surfaces. Moreover, it fills gaps and rebuilds missing parts. As a result, it creates a smooth and professional finish. Additionally, the formula is easy to apply and solvent-free. Therefore, it lasts a long time. In conclusion, Mr. JO Tecseal is perfect for wood repairs. It makes wooden surfaces look better and last longer.

• Color :- Dark Brown
• Pot life :- @25'C 65-85 mins
• Mixing Ration :- 100:80 PBW
• Mixture consistency :- Thixotropic paste
• Optics :- Opaque

• Surface finish
• Wood filler
• Wood repair

• The mixture should be applied on a clean, rough and dry surface. For good results, it is required that the concrete surface is clean, rough and dry. This should be achieved by suitable mechanical and chemical means such as sandblasting. Wire brushing or chemical etching. Suitable degreasing agent should be used to remove any grease, oil or traces on the surface.

• Use Part A & Part B in ratio 100:80 PBW. Mix the two components in small batches thoroughly for at least 2 minutes.
• Apply the mixture using spatula or trowel to achieve desired thickness.
• Allow it to cure for at least 24 hours before putting to use.

A1. These are wood-specific epoxy adhesives designed for:

• Filling knots, cracks, or defects in natural wood
• Invisible bonding in furniture joints
• Crafting or restoration of visible wooden surfaces

They’re formulated to blend with wood tones and are especially suited for exposed joints and high-finish applications.

A2. All three perform similarly in strength and application, but differ in shade:

• WF – Medium brown (for walnut, teak, or mid-toned wood)
• WFN – Light brown/natural tone (for lighter wood like oak, pine)
• AWF – Dark brown (for rosewood, sheesham, dark finishes)

This ensures the adhesive blends with the wood and remains nearly invisible once cured.

A3. They're widely used by:

• Furniture manufacturers
• Wood craftsmen
• Restoration professionals
• DIYers & carpenters
• Especially where aesthetics, clean joint lines, and cost-efficiency are important.

A4. Yes. They offer similar performance to MR. JO Tecbond – OPK but are specifically tinted and optimized for woodwork, making them a smart, economical choice for volume use in wood bonding and repair.

A5. Absolutely. These adhesives are semi-paste consistency, making them ideal for gap filling, knot hole repairs, and sealing eyes in wooden surfaces.

A6. Yes. They are much stronger and more durable than standard white or PVAc glues, especially where gap filling, moisture resistance, or long-term strength is required.

A7. No. When matched to the wood shade and properly sanded, they blend seamlessly under varnish, oil, polish, or PU coatings, making joints and repairs virtually invisible.

A8. Mix at 100 parts resin to 80 parts hardener by weight (100:80 PBW). Pot life is typically 50–70 minutes at room temperature.

A9. Yes. Once cured, the adhesive can be

• Sanded flush
• Stained or oiled
• Polished or coated with PU/lacquer This makes it easy to blend into the wood finish.

A10. Light to moderate clamping or pressure ensures proper bonding. For filling or cosmetic repairs, simply press or level the material using a spatula or scraper.

A11. These adhesives can fill gaps up to 3–5 mm thick in a single application. For deeper fills, apply in two layers, allowing partial set before topping up.

A12. Yes, but for oily woods, we recommend cleaning the surface with acetone or alcohol first to remove natural oils, which can interfere with adhesion.

A13. A matte to satin finish, closely matching the wood tone. The joint line is designed to visually disappear once sanded and finished.

A14. Yes. These epoxies provide excellent mechanical strength, suitable for tenon joints, dowels, or bonded panels, in addition to cosmetic repairs.

A15. Yes. For large-volume requirements, we can match wood shades on request, subject to minimum order quantity (MOQ).

A16. Clean tools with isopropyl alcohol or acetone before the adhesive sets. Once cured, it can only be removed mechanically.

A17. After curing, simply sand the surface flush with the surrounding wood using 180–220 grit sandpaper before final finishing.

A18. It cures to a firm but slightly flexible bond, suitable for seasonal wood movement, minor expansion/contraction, and mechanical stress in furniture.