Repair melamine...
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I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job. Thanks. |
Repair melamine...
In article , "YouWontSpamThisAdress" wrote:
Hi, I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job. When I had to do this, I used Bondo and paint. Worked OK. |
Repair melamine...
Call a counter top company. They have putties they use on joints and buff it
off. Or did you mean the garbage board pretend "melamine" paint coating? "YouWontSpamThisAdress" wrote in message ... Hi, I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job. Thanks. |
Repair melamine...
If you can get by with just covering them up, Fastcaps white vinyl sticky
dots do a pretty good job --Woodson "YouWontSpamThisAdress" wrote in message ... Hi, I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job. Thanks. |
Repair melamine...
On Jul 5, 2:26*pm, "YouWontSpamThisAdress"
wrote: Hi, I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job. Thanks. There is a product called "Seamfill". It comes in innumerable colors and is sold by the firms that sell high pressure laminates better known as Formica, Wilsonart etc. This will do the job if you can locate a dealer near you. Joe G |
Repair melamine...
On Jul 6, 11:37*am, GROVER wrote:
On Jul 5, 2:26*pm, "YouWontSpamThisAdress" wrote: Hi, I want to repair nail holes on melamine, what product does the best job.. Thanks. There is a product called "Seamfill". It comes in innumerable colors and is sold by the firms that sell high pressure laminates better known as Formica, Wilsonart etc. This will do the job if you can locate a dealer near you. Joe G Seamfill would be overkill. It is expensive. A little bit of DuraBond 90, not too too wet mixed, overfill the hole and when dry, level with a one-sided razor-blade or a very sharp chisel. Then paint with an art paint. Polyfilla works adequately depending on the wear it will get. An oil-based paint would hold the whole filler/PB package together. Nail polish works okay if you can find the really opaque stuff. |
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