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  1. T

    Which epoxy and pigment ?

    I am currently building an oak frame for a bathroom mirror. In the frame I will be inlaying colored epoxy. The oak frame and the groove for the epoxy will be painted brown. The epoxy I plan to pour in will likely be tinted light blue or I may stay with clear. Does anyone have a experience...
  2. merrill77

    pore filling success!

    After giving up on the wet-sanding-danish-oil-fill-pores-with-sawdust approach, I decided to try filling the pores with shellac. The process involved many coats of shellac. After every 3-4 coats, I would cut back the finish on the surface (leaving it in the pores), and then more coats of...
  3. S

    grain filling, vinyl sealer (Mohawk) and pre-cat lacquer

    Hi. First time poster here... I am trying unsuccessfully to start finishing some cabinet doors for a bathroom vanity that I am building. This project has many firsts to it for me and I haven't done anything more than a simple coat of poly on previous projects. I am using Mohawk vinyl sealer...
  4. L

    Filling knot holes in knotty pine

    Does anyone have any suggestions as to what to use to fill holes in knotty pine? I can pick around and sellect areas of the boards that don't have the holes but thought if I could find something that would fill the holes and look nice I would do that. Waste not want not you know? I am looking...
  5. danmart77

    Filling Grain and Finish ideas

    Its a funny thing how interests out there vary. I have received more pm's than ever with questions about how I finished some walnut on a recent project. I guess the joinery and construction is more obvious?? I must confess, I am surprised after reading many times how much folks do not like...
  6. Tarhead

    CA or Epoxy Grain Filling on Flat Stuff?

    I know CA is used on Pens as a finish but does anyone have any experience using it or Epoxy on flat things for grain filling? The topic came up in a discussion and the technique seemed too simple. Round off the corners of a straight edge razor blade and use it as a squeegee to work the stuff...
  7. kooshball

    filling knots and cracks with sawdust and epoxy vs. sawdust and wood glue?

    I have to fill some knots and cracks within knots on my walnut bed but I would like some advise on the best way to do it. Can I go for sawdust with wood glue or am I better off using epoxy? Thanks,
  8. P

    grain filling

    Hi Guys, Yup I'm a noobie.:confused_ I have heard a lot about grain filling by applying blo and sanding, and I was wondering if anyone has tried this with danish oil. I'm making a jewelery box out of walnut and ambrosia maple and I don't have any blo. what do y'all think:help:
  9. Phil

    Filling planer tearout

    i'm building a vanity and the top is ash finished naturally. the tearout needs to be filled , but, since i'm finishing the top naturally, i'm thinking I could use a clear epoxy to fill the tearout spots and then proceed with the poly or lacquer finish. thoughts? Phil capper

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