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Does anyone know if the is any major difference between grain filler and (water-based) wood filler, besides the consistency??
This is for filling in some fairly open grain wood (not sure what it is, could be ash or beech), before I prepare to wax it.
My local timber shop didn't have any grain filler of a suitable colour, but they did have Liberon Wood Stopper (water-based).
Could I take a dollop of filler and add a few DROPS of water just to thin it down into a more easily appliable paste (grain filler is supposed to be rubed into the grain)?
(It saves me having to order some mail order, as my christmas gift production schedule is getting a bit tight :!: )
Should I then apply sanding sealer in addition to grain filling, prior to waxing???
This is for filling in some fairly open grain wood (not sure what it is, could be ash or beech), before I prepare to wax it.
My local timber shop didn't have any grain filler of a suitable colour, but they did have Liberon Wood Stopper (water-based).
Could I take a dollop of filler and add a few DROPS of water just to thin it down into a more easily appliable paste (grain filler is supposed to be rubed into the grain)?
(It saves me having to order some mail order, as my christmas gift production schedule is getting a bit tight :!: )
Should I then apply sanding sealer in addition to grain filling, prior to waxing???