Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: epoxy
Document: recieved different item than what I ordered. Was unable to contact Amazon over this one. Just not worth having to deal with any further. Not worth the frustration.
great stuff we have and old pine floor that cracks once in a while this fills the crack and stays put will buy again
You can thin it out with water, paint over any surface and then sand it super smooth. This stuff sands easily even with 300 grit paper.However, beware as most vendors on Amazon are selling this tub for $10+ when you can get it at local retailers for $5-$6.
Worked well and dried fairly fast. I painted over the filler and had no trouble hiding it under a coat of paint.
Worked as advertised!
When I open it it was hard.after I added water I could use about 3/4 of it. Not sure how well it will kold up/last ....
What was once a great product is now junk. It seems to have sand in it now, which for light gouge repair renders it useless. i.e., impossible to apply smoothly with a putty knife. I bought a second container of it at a different location to see if I just got a bad batch. The same outcome. Elmer's, please bring back the old stuff.
Used this to fill some (at the largest) 6cm holes in my old apartment where I had cable lines going through in various rooms. Wanted my full deposit back before moving. This product hardened quickly and with using a stain marker, blended beautifully. Excellent product.
This works great for all around wood-work filling and sands-down perfectly! I highly recommend this product on all wood-working projects.
This was my first time to use this product and I had reservations going in. I built an oak bookcase and needed some filler for a small hole (about 3/16") where a knot had fallen out. I filled the hole, let it dry, sanded it, and then applied stain. This filler doesn't even show unless you get really close and know where to look. I also used the filler to cover some small brad holes in the trim. They just do not show at all.
Answer: no