PC Products PC-Rot Terminator Epoxy Wood Hardener, Two-Part 24oz in Two Bottles, Amber 240618

I had a slab of Honey Locust that had a lot of deep rot in it I decided to try to salvage it with this product. It worked better than I hoped!! All areas I treated were very solid after treatment. A little pricey but I was able to use a very damaged slab, and it made a beautiful tabletop!!

I purchased this based on the reviews. It takes awhile to dry however the results are as advertised. The product isn't cheap but several of my doors were rotting. I think I've put off replacement for a few years. You will still need wood filler yet this strengthens the existing wood

I used this product along with the PC Woody wood epoxy. I had a deck step that was loose from the board that ran along the length of the stairs. I thought it was just a loose screw. When I went to tighten it, that is when I found that the wood was rotted. I found this product through an internet search. I began by removing the step. I had to gut out the dead and rotted wood from the step and the area of the board that it attached to. After I removed the loose wood, I began applying PC-Rot Terminator application with the resin. I applied it mostly with a brush and some areas, I could actually pour a little at a time. I allowed the applications to dry in between applying more, because I wanted to make sure there was no more wood rot occurring. Next, I used the wood epoxy, mixing as the directions stated. I actually had big gashes in the long board that held the step. I started with that area first by packing the epoxy a little at a time. I allowed about a day in between adding more. I was able to fill that big gash and then started on the step. The step was missing a corner where the wood rotted. I did the same steps with the step. I packed a little at a time of the wood filler. It worked very well. I was able to shape it to the original form and then I sanded it down a bit. After allowing it to dry for almost a week (I was a full time student and commuting to work at the time), I was able to drill and mount the step back into place. It is a little over a year later and the step is still strong. I have rolled wood up those steps with my wood cart and we carry things up and down the steps all the time. I've attached a rough picture of what it looks like today. There is a split on that same step that I will fill in with the wood filler before the rainy season.

Used this to treat some deck beams and joist shims. Messy as expected but once you master it and the timing right, its easy to work with. Definitely seals the seams and levels out minor discrepancies. Not sure why this basic product should cost so much, just not here but in the big box stores too. I guess one is paying for the brand. Knocking out 1 star for the high price. Otherwise no complaints about delivery, product quality and performance.

What a great product! Some epoxy products start to set up so quickly you can barely work with them before they start to harden. No so with this product. So easy to mix with the enclosed containers, and you can apply with bristle or foam brush or apply directly from the squeeze bottle. The nice working viscosity and long work time is a bit of a trade off when it comes to cure time. You have to be patient with it and let it completely cure for several days. Well worth it though! This worked fantastic for a section of dry rot on a lateral support beam in my basement. Created a super hard base for me to repair. Very happy with the results.

I had built a 36” wide door and as I was sanding I found that a portion of the hinge side style had been honeycombed by woodworms. (The hardwood lumber was otherwise fine - it came that way from the mill). The bad section was right at the lower hinge and on a 3/0 door there is a lot of stress at that point. Searched the internet for solutions and found this product. The mix is very liquid and has a slow cure which allows it to flow into the voids. I built a small “dam” with tape and scraps of wood, protected by wax paper and kept adding the mix until it was no longer absorbed. After about two hours I removed the “dam” and cleaned off the surface with acetone. The material hardened over night and the problem was solved. I was able to mortice for the hinge without any problem and the hinge screws bit solidly in the material. The treated area took the finish (Sam Maloof poly-oil) without showing any difference to adjacent wood.

I bought this product to harden up some dry rotted and wet rotted wood. The wood in question was a rim joist directly on my foundation underneath my bathtub which was leaking when I bought my home. I ripped the tub and flooring out and I let the wood air out until it was dry and I drilled 1/8 inch holes the whole length and height about 2 inches apart and a half inch deep and filled the holes until they weeped, and extra where there were chunks gone, within 24 hours 90% was hardened. I topped it off with pc-petrifier which comes in a gallon bottle, I brushed several coats of that on and let that cure, the wood was very solid and sturdy enough to sister in a new joist and every screw bit in and I didn't have to jack up my house to replace the board. It's been 2 years since and no structural or shrinkage or other issues. I would highly recommend, I did use two boxes worth for a 2x8 that 8 feet long due to the severity of damage, very easy to use and saved me thousands of dollars.

I have used this product twice b4. Once on a boat and it worked flawlessly. This time I used on a wooden floor under a shower and I did not get the penetration that I got on the boat. Not sure why.

Worked as described. Expensive but great product