Wood Flour
By:John Monfoe
Date: 1/11/2001, 4:14 am
Date: 1/11/2001, 4:14 am
In Response To: Re: Sanding... thought I was done (Bill Price)
: Could you use some thin slivers of similar wood to fill your gaps? These
: would be less noticable than epoxy. You may not even have to glue them in
: as they will be saturated with epoxy and covered with glass later.
: Bill
Do you make your own wood flour or do you buy it?
John
Messages In This Thread
- Sanding... thought I was done
Doyle -- 1/9/2001, 9:52 pm- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Earl Bailey -- 1/10/2001, 2:38 pm- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Larry C. -- 1/10/2001, 3:29 pm- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Mitch Isoe -- 1/11/2001, 11:38 am
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Dan -- 1/10/2001, 12:41 pm- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Bill Price -- 1/10/2001, 11:54 am- Wood Flour
John Monfoe -- 1/11/2001, 4:14 am- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Doyle -- 1/10/2001, 12:37 pm - Re: Sanding... thought I was done
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
Ken Finger -- 1/10/2001, 7:45 am- Alternate View
Lars Durban -- 1/10/2001, 3:46 pm- Re: Alternate View
Ken Finger -- 1/11/2001, 8:02 am
- Re: Alternate View
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
John Monfoe -- 1/10/2001, 4:47 am- Re: Basically, You Are
Rehd -- 1/9/2001, 11:50 pm- Re: They have a word for that
Jim P. -- 1/10/2001, 9:00 am- Re: "Perfection Offends the Gods" *NM*
George Cushing -- 1/12/2001, 2:19 pm- Re: I agree!! *NM*
Rehd -- 1/11/2001, 12:04 pm - Re: I agree!! *NM*
- Re: "Perfection Offends the Gods" *NM*
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done
- Re: Sanding... thought I was done