Properly Filled Wood Pores
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All open grained parts are paste filled to provide a stable base for topcoats. Paste filler is a far better material to fill the pores of wood compared to building sealers or lacquer in the pores. A properly filled board will accept topcoats without absorbing too much finishing material. |
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Paste filler is liberally applied. |
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The bulk of the filler is troweled off the board. |
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Burlap is used to wipe the filler into the pores. After two days of drying, the parts will be ready for sealer. |
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