Aqua Coat White Water-Based Cabinet Wood Grain Filler Gel – Low Odor, Fast Drying White Wood Filler, Paintable & Sandable for Interior & Exterior Repairs, Upgrades & Restorations – 32 oz

Aqua Coat’s White Cabinet Grain Filler is a water based gel that helps achieve a glass smooth finish on hard to fill woods such as oak, mahogany, and other porous woods when painting. This small particle size grain filler penetrates and seals the pores minimizing the absorption of your primer and paint, achieving a glass smooth finish. It was formulated with higher solids and better adhesion than its Clear Grain Filler predecessor, helping you finish the job with less coats. The white color highlights the grains and pores as it's being applied making it easier to see where the grain filler was applied and sanded.

• PERFECT FOR DIYERS AND PROS: Whether you're tackling a home project or working as a contractor, this grain filler helps seal wood pores and smooth the surface before painting. Works exceptionally well on porous woods like oak, ash, mahogany, and walnut. Popular for cabinet refinishing, vanity upgrades, millwork, and furniture restoration. Achieve a sleek, glass-like finish with Aqua Coat
• MULTI-PURPOSE AND FINISH-FRIENDLY: Using a grain filler before painting or lacquering smooths the wood surface and seals pores to reduce topcoat absorption. The result is fewer coats required and a more efficient finishing process. Aqua Coat grain fillers are compatible with both oil-based and water-based primers, paints, and lacquers. The White Grain Filler can also be mixed with water-soluble pigments or dyes for tinting.
• SIMPLE TO APPLY: Spread the White Cabinet Grain Filler generously into the wood’s open pores by working against the grain with a small squeegee, bondo blade, old credit card, or gloved fingers. Scrape away any excess following the grain with the same tools. Let the filler dry for 45–60 minutes, then lightly sand with 320 grit or higher sandpaper or a fine scotchbrite pad before applying additional filler or your first coat of primer or paint