transparent, colourless epoxy

Jason Lewis · 2004-07-22T02:39:45+00:00

Hi,I have seen some wood workers use a colourless transparant epoxy for filling holes in wood. They said it was the same hardness as the wood and easily sanded.Where might I find such a product and what would it be called?I have a very nice set of salad servers made from olive wood, and unfortunately, one of the tines on the fork cracked and broke off, I'm hoping to use this product to repair it. It appears as though there was a natural fault in the wood at that spot which caused it to break. Will i be able to use such a product to repair this permanently?Thanks for any advice,Jason

Jul 22, 2004 22 Replies

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Larry Jaques 21 years ago

On Sat, 24 Jul 2004 04:29:42 GMT, "Lew Hodgett" calmly ranted:

Bueno, bwana. I'll check back with you after I return from somebody's birthday party next week.

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Jason Lewis 21 years ago

Yes, I have found it hard to find. I checked at Bunnings, and they didn't have anything appropriate. I'm starting to think i might just use a PVA glue of some sort.

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Lew Hodgett 21 years ago

Check in any major population center that has some marinas of other marine activity.

Certainly no problem in Sydney.

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