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So, here's a product I've used in the past to restore, you know, rotted wood. So, I've used it for uh window sills, uh wood windows. I've used it for decks, and it's a pretty cool product. So, Richard, why don't you explain to me, you know, how you can restore extremely rotted wood. >> Yeah. Yeah. Basically, what we've done is we've boiled down wood repair into a very simple two-step process. It uses a liquid penetrating epoxy called liquid wood. This is a two-part liquid. You mix these two together and that soaks into the wood. So, you saturate those rotted, spongy, porous uh wood fibers with that liquid wood and then it hardens to a solid plastic. So, you're basically petrifying the wood uh with a plastic material that's going to be waterproof, weatherproof, bugproof, uh and it's going to prevent that wood from rotting any further. So, once you've saturated with the liquid wood, you use our wood epox, which is a lightweight two-part putty. And this is kind of what you're left with. Uh, it's it's a two-part putty that acts like a like a play-doh. You fill in and rebuild whatever's missing. Takes just a couple hours for that to set up and harden. And then you can sand it, paint it, stain it, just like wood. >> So, Avatron. So, where can somebody buy something like this? >> Uh, ucodings.com. Check it out there. Find the closest retailer to