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

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Question: Can This be used to fill cracks on an outside deck floor that is not covered with a roof?
Document: Dad suggested I try Durhams to fill my cracks. I went ahead and purchased it on amazon while I was on the phone with him. (Before I forgot about it) Durham's works great! And according to Dad it will last decades in the garage. Thanks, Dad.
The wooden door frame was rotten and brittle from decades of moisture, and the contact was drilled in about 4 inches from the floor. The new door contact wouldn't sit in the rotten hole since so much wood was missing, and re-drilling the frame would have been next to impossible. I quickly went into the bathroom and mixed up some of this. I filled the surrounding cracks with Durham's, and put a little in the contact hole.
This was recommended to be used to fill the gaps and screw holes in the surface of a pool table in an instructional video available on youtube. Purchased the product and it worked very well for the intended purpose. 1-pound size was plenty for the job.
I was amazed at this stuff, used it to fill gaps between plywood panels on a climbing wall. Sets up incredibly hard, sands and paints well. Filled the large gaps without shrinking or cracking. I've ordered more just to have on hand, great product!
In the old outside windowsills, they absorbed enough moisture to make the putty repairs soft again. Also, I wouldn't use it like a skimcoat to make a rough area smooth. So, areas that are outdoors may need something that won't absorb water, like an epoxy filler.
after 20 minutes or so, it was solid enough to hold the two screws that secure the contact in place. That was a year ago, it's still holding strong today to my knowledge.It's more like a plaster than it is a fiber filler, so once it dries, there is no play in the repair. If the repair vibrates or moves, or the wood expands and contracts, this will likely crack. It will also absorb water, so be careful if you're using it outside.
Wow Durhams is the best to use if you need to fill up holes and the pricing was fair and the shipping was real fast.
I've used this forever and my default filler when needed. No complaints. Quick mix with water and it sets quicklyy
We use this putty in all areas. We fill wood holes to keep birds out and fill in door frames when replacing doors. Everywhere we use it the result is great.
I prefer this product over plastic casting material for durability and cost.In fact, once the item fully dried, it can be used as a mold for Thermoforming plastic sheet over it.
Answer: yes