Lecol 7500 800g Wooden Flooring Gap/Joint Filler For New & Reclaimed Parquet & Boards by Lecol

Just enough for my purposes. I didn't mix it like the videos as you'd need a huge amount and getting it off the faces required another sanding. I recommend vacuuming the dust from the gaps and then mixing up small amounts at a time and filling with a plastic applicator as fast as you can as it hardens quickly. I added the sawdust to the liquid in small. amounts until the mix looks right. The other way and you'll have a harder job mixing.

We uesd this to fill the gaps on our newly laid parquet floor. It works extreemly well. It hides any gaps brilliantly and has not cracked in the 4 months since we laid the floor. We have a 20m2 floor and this was my first time laying parquet so there were some gaps of up to 1mm. We only filled the biggest gaps as we only had 1 tin of this. If I had my time again I would have bought another tin and filled even the tiny gaps, but I did not have time once I realised i needed more.

Really good product and has done as expected, with no movement in the parquet laid. It's like runny chewing gum when applying so take care to avoid long thin strings getting everywhere. The odour isn't too bad, would use this again if i ever needed to lay more parquet.

This solution - mixed with sanding dust from the actual floor needing filling, is perfect for filling parquet solid wood floors. Wider gaps require several attempts at filling as the mixture drops into and fills the recess. Hardens in around an hour. Due to the colour match with the original wood, the filling is difficult to spot as it blends right in.

Easy to mix with wood dust from sanding then easy to fill any gaps to give a perfect finish after you've sanded it smooth. Don't mix it too thick as it is easier to work into gaps if a little sloppy.

Works well with fine sanding dust for gap filling. Well packaged.

This product set far to fast for it to be usable.I ended up re sanding all of my floor due to excess filler that had gone off

I bought this to fill the gaps in my parquet flooring. My advice; only use this if you know what you are doing. I didn’t really know what I was doing, which resulted in a lot of waste. This filler goes off really quickly, and unless you get the consistency of the liquid and the sawdust correct, it’s very difficult to spread. It’s also very expensive too. I only managed to do a quarter of my living room with this stuff. Instead of buying more, I ended up buying 5 litres of Bona Mix & Fill which is water based, and was much cheaper and easier to use for a novice like me. While the Lecol 7500 was far superior and filled the gaps better than the Bona Mix & Fill, I just found it really difficult to work with and really couldn’t afford to buy more. It also left a funny colour on my flooring and took quite a lot of time to sand. If you know what you’re doing, this stuff is great, but if you’re a standard DIYer like me, avoid this product as it can cost you more in time and money.