self leveling finish?

Seems to me that you’re sweating a non-issue. Bondo the divot if it’s that important.

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Glue a piece of veneer to that spot and plane it off.

If it’s raw wood, I would wet it and iron over it to see if it will swell, then sand back down. Otherwise, I’m kinda like Clint in that such a small spot isn’t too big of an issue.

I’m just not a big fan of finishing a workbench with a film finish.

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To answer you question yes. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=17645

I tend to agree that 1/32 is not a big issue at least for me. The other alternative is to sand the whole top to get it flush.

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3 inches round? I would just call it a cup holder.

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If not a cup holder, surely it is a brewsky holder.
Sounds, like a great WB setup.

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Epoxy will act as a leveler, but then you create some new issues with dealing with the runoff, making sure it is dead level, and a few others. I would agree not to put a film finish on a bench, but epoxy would be a good choice if you decide to go that route.

What type work are you doing on your bench that the subject spot would even matter? Seems like a non issue if you’re only doing wwodworking.

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