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wood filler
Have some very small gaps in joined wood I would like to fill. (Yeah I know
I need a new joiner) What should I use for a filler? Wood is walnut and the finish will be tung oil ( no Stain) Looked at Behlen wood-fil ( water base)and it seems to be the right choice. If I'm right where can I get some. Catalogs and Woodcrafter don't mention it. Is there an alternative brand and should I use water or solvent base? Thanks in advance Lee |
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