I've got a board that I think looks pretty good. Here it is:
Now you'll notice the little specks in the middle. The second shot show a "long" speck.
I want to fill those tiny specks. I usually use two part epoxy for knots and any other small defects. But these particular specks are small enough that you couldn't put in small sewing needled into it. (Yes I did get that needle out to see.) So I'm thinking of using CA glue for these.
I see a lot of posts using CA glue for turnings and for inlay but can't find one that deals with just tiny speck holes. I want to fill and be able to sand flush.
I've never used CA glue for this purpose. Is it a good filler for these tiny holes or would you use a different method?
I've thought about the sawdust and glue trick - but I don't want to take a chance of changing the color in the center of the black spots where the hole is.
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks
Betsy
Now you'll notice the little specks in the middle. The second shot show a "long" speck.
I want to fill those tiny specks. I usually use two part epoxy for knots and any other small defects. But these particular specks are small enough that you couldn't put in small sewing needled into it. (Yes I did get that needle out to see.) So I'm thinking of using CA glue for these.
I see a lot of posts using CA glue for turnings and for inlay but can't find one that deals with just tiny speck holes. I want to fill and be able to sand flush.
I've never used CA glue for this purpose. Is it a good filler for these tiny holes or would you use a different method?
I've thought about the sawdust and glue trick - but I don't want to take a chance of changing the color in the center of the black spots where the hole is.
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks
Betsy