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I inset some screws to install some door molding (base) and wish to fill
the holes with something that is non-caustic as possible. I will paint (Zinsser 123) over it. At least one product I looked at contained Formaldehyde--and that chemical and are not on speaking terms. Perhaps there is a suitable caulk? I only have four or five 3/8" holes to fill so I don't want to make a mountain out of a molehill. But I would prefer to avoid any "outgassing" too, or issues when the inevitable day comes that I need to drill the substance out. Thanks, Bill |
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