I just got through attending a cabinet building workshop and the instructor mentioned something that I thought I'd past along. He said that instead of filling said holes with some sort of wood filler that you should use super glue. I thought that was pretty cool and plan on trying it but thought I'd mention it to others. According to him super glue seals the hole with no sanding necessary. Now that would be cool if he's correct.
Problem with nail gun holes in your projects?
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I have used superglue otherwise known as CA glue. Place some fine sanding dust in the hole, drip CA glue in it, sprits with a little hardner and it can be sanded in just a few minutes. It is commonly used in woodturning.Scott
"The Laminate Flooring Benchtop Guy"
Edmonds WA

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Good tip. I'll give it a try.Monte (another darksider)
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An even better solution is to not use nails!quote:Originally posted by lcm1947
I just got through attending a cabinet building workshop and the instructor mentioned something that I thought I'd past along. He said that instead of filling said holes with some sort of wood filler that you should use super glue. I thought that was pretty cool and plan on trying it but thought I'd mention it to others. According to him super glue seals the hole with no sanding necessary. Now that would be cool if he's correct.
Shop projects, O.K., furniture, nah.
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