Sentences with phrase «of wood filler»

Apply additional coats of wood filler as needed.

Fill in all the nail holes with a small dab of wood filler.

I had to do a lot of sanding and use a lot of wood filler and it still wasn't perfect, but that might be the look you are going for!

After all of the wood filler has cured and hardened, sand all of your boards, to smooth out all the bumps and prepare the piece for color.

Not exact matches

A New York man is accusing the retail giant of deceptive business practices after the company's» 100 % Grated Parmesan Cheese» is found to contain almost 10 percent of a filler derived from wood chips.

After the heightened news exposure surrounding the presence of wood pulp and cellulose fillers in parmesan cheese, aggressive plaintiffs» attorneys pounced on the opportunity and filed a spate of lawsuits alleging fraud in advertising and labeling of cheese products.

A stunning large crystal drum light pendants hangs in the center of an elegant bathroom fitted with an oval freestanding bathtub paired with a polished nickel floor mount tub filler mounted to a gray wood like floor in front of windows dressed in blue curtains layered in front of white roman shades.

I originally wanted to restain it in a dark wine red color, but the wood looks very uneven, blotchy, and I am thinking stain may not cover of some kind of filler.

I thought of filling it with wood filler and sanding...?

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They bear a certain similarity to the wall - sculptures: constructions of wood or metal, wrapped in foam - filler and coated with plaster or a granular layer of chalk - grey sand - cement, sometimes with applications of greasepaint.

Images: Chosil Kil, Ducks and Drakes, 2014, latex balloons, helium, hi - float, thread, aluminum, rubber bands, coins, Courtesy of the artists and One and J. Gallery; Chosil Kil, Doubles, 2014, leather, aluminum, wooden frame Courtesy of the artists and One and J. Gallery;; Chosil Kil, Volume II, 2013, performance, Courtesy of the artist; Chosil Kil, Doubles, 2014, leather, thread, wood, copper, Courtesy of the artist and Aoyama Meguro; Chosil Kil, You owe me big time, 2012, concrete floor, acrylics, filler, corks, Installation view, Objectif Exhibitions, 2012, Courtesy of the artist and Galleri Opdahl; Chosil Kil, 49th Attempt, 2012, lambskin leather, thread, sound baffling, Styrofoam peanuts, zip, Courtesy of the artist and Galleri Opdahl

Not sure if they are wood or some other kind of filler, or what to do about it.

A little wood filler in some of the corners to smooth it out, and some paint...

I thought of filling it with wood filler and sanding...?

Did you nail directly into the top of the plank (which you would need to fill the holes with spackle or wood filler) or did you nail into the groove like you would for hardwood floors?

BTW, the old rack is going from forest green to a bronzy brown with previous «pecan» warped wood top to natural wood top with «peg holes» (read: turned over top, filled old screw holes with wood filler, then used dark furniture crayon on top, and LOTS of polyurethane of course!)

I need a few boards for the deck (puppy chewed boards do not look good), wood filler to fix the inside puppy chewed baseboards, kind of need new carpet for the kids» rooms, oh, and more Valspar paint to repaint the ugly, icky brown stained front door.

I went on and painted one coat of chalk paint on the drawers and then used the wood filler to fill the holes.

Countersink the nails, fill the holes with wood filler (or spackle), and paint the color of your choice!

To fix the «seam» edging along our pine board, we covered all of the sides with wood filler, then sanded it down to give it a more smooth finish.

There were a few parts of the desk that had unsightly gaps where the wood had shrunken through the years so I filled those with wood filler and sanded when dry.

All of the rough spots were sanded and patched with wood filler.

Then I applied the wood filler to all of the scratches using a putty knife to create a smooth finish.

Bruno filled in all the nail holes with wood filler, we sanded them smooth, then 2 coats of paint did the trick.

After all of the plywood was in place, I used wood filler to fill the nail holes from the air nailer.

I also filled in the lines of the drawers with wood filler, not sure if that was a mistake yet: / did you put a protective clear coat on it?

For the longer portions of the wall, we butted two boards against each other and used wood filler in the seam to make the boards appear as one long board.

After applying wood filler to some of the missing veneer and wood gluing the legs back together, I painted it with Annie Sloan Coco (love that color) and waxed it with Minwax clear wax.

This will help the wood filler blend more evenly with the wood and help the seam to accept the stain the same as the rest of the countertop.

All you need is a little patience, Wood Filler, and a pile of Scrap wood, old fence boards, Pine Boards, or whatever you happen to have on hand.

The point of sanding is to smooth out major rough spots and smooth any wood filler you used.

I also used some wood filler in the doors to get rid of the ridged edges and clean it up a bit.

It's interesting to see that 3M has bought BONDO, one of my favorite «it's not just for auto body repair» products and repackaged it as a wood filler.

I think you could fill in the crevices with wood putty / filler stuff and still keep the appearance of the planks.

Once everything was nailed into place, I used wood filler to fill all of the seams where boards matched up to create the look of continuous boards.

When wood filler is completely dry, sand the project in the direction of the wood grain with 120 grit sandpaper.

I used wood filler to fill these holes, along with adding wood putty to the sides of the plywood to give it a finished appearance.