On a woodworking note regarding Hatmans sanding post he has the right idea. When sanding or cutting important projects I often save some wood dust from the building project in pill bottles fine dust to saw dust for any future repairs if needed.. Patching with the same wood blends and stains better then that repair that stands out but not many think ahead.I must have 20 bottles of various dust from a few projects to mix with glue for repairs
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The more you sand, and fill, and patch, the more obvious it will become.
The only way to get rid of it, is to file it out. If you taper it in, no one will ever know it’s there.
The only way to get rid of it, is to file it out. If you taper it in, no one will ever know it’s there.
Ca glue is best choice it can be colored with great results. Test it out on scrap wood first. Look for medium or thick viscosity.
