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How would you make good?
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get some soft wood to fill the "large" gaps, then use woof filler to cover everything up. when dry, sand nicely to a flush finish and paint. you won't even tell there was another hole
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Woof filler is useful if you want a job that looks like a dog's dinner.aoleks said:get some soft wood to fill the "large" gaps, then use woof filler to cover everything up. when dry, sand nicely to a flush finish and paint. you won't even tell there was another hole.
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If the wood was chipboard then I would use wood filler. It is not chipboard, so I would do what others have suggested ie. a piece of wood to fit and only fill any remaining gaps with filler.0
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