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I've been playing with a bit of wood and have what might be described as some "pin holes" in amongst the grain. Is there an acceptable / expedient material or method to fill these tiny holes?
I read in another thread that "resin" had been used to fill gaps. Aaraldite type resin or something else? I'd love to make a feature of it and use a black filler but would be happy just to fill the holes. :pray:

Any suggestions or pointers most welcome.
TIA

[QUOTE="cncver, post: 25219, member: 298"] I've been playing with a bit of wood and have what might be described as some "pin holes" in amongst the grain. Is there an acceptable / expedient material or method to fill these tiny holes? I read in another thread that "resin" had been used to fill gaps. Aaraldite type resin or something else? I'd love to make a feature of it and use a black filler but would be happy just to fill the holes. :pray: Any suggestions or pointers most welcome. TIA [/QUOTE]

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