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Help with Famowood Original Wood Filler
Furnished content.
(from WoodNet.net)
Can someone give me an idea of what the consistency of Famowood should be? I have some that has dried out and is quite stiff. I have to fill some deep holes (3/8 to 1/2 inch). I have added acetone to it to make it easier to spread, but think it should probably be a lot thinner than I have it now. Any idea what the fresh, new consistency is? Like glazing compound/putty? like peanut butter? even thinner and sort of "sloppy"?
The project is utilitarian with cobbled together parts, so I would like to use the old Famowood (and use it as a learning experience).
Besides filling most of the holes with the regular consistency Famo, does it make sense to use a thin slurry to smooth out the final surface?
I'm relatively new to using fillers, so I would appreciate any suggestions from your experiences.
-W2W
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posted at: 12:00am on 23-Feb-2025
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