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wood filler

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wood filler [′wu̇d ′filĀ·ər]
(materials)
A paste designed to fill the pores of open-grained woods such as ash, chestnut, mahogany, and oak.

wood filler
A liquid or paste composition used to fill the pores of a wood surface before varnishing or waxing.


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If the skirting boards are in poor condition, scrape and sand off any chipped or cracked paint and fill with flexible wood filler.
You might be thinking that you need some sort of wood filler, or that you''re going to have to sand down the wood around the dent.
 
 
 
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