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Filling tiny holes in benchtop
Hey All,
I've had some raw kitchen benchtops made from recycled messmate which I now need to fit, do cutouts, oil and join. I'm a total newby so figuring things out as I go. Probably bit off more than I can chew but hopefully the end result won't be too bad and I get to learn a lot along the way! The benchtops are beautiful and already drum sanded with large holes filled, however there are some tiny holes that have not been filled. The company I bought from recommend a polyurethane finish which I assume would just fill these up, however I am planning to use Polyx Top Oil. So couple of questions:
- for a kitchen benchtop should all tiny holes be filled so you have a totally flat surface? I figure they'll fill up with grime anyway if I don't!? Or would the wax in the Top Oil fill these?
- what is the best product to fill these (1-2mm) holes? Ideally in black to highlight the imperfections rather than trying to hide them. Are there any special tricks to filling such tiny holes?
No doubt I'll have more questions as I go so thanks in advance for you patience!
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