What do you do when you have a beautiful piece of wood with holes or cracks? Break out the coffee grinds and some CA glue! We decided to have some fun with an Olivewood natural edge slab.
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| Drizzle some glue into the void you are trying to camouflage. Fill in the gap with coffee grinds and pat down with a glue stick. Let sit until dry, and sand away the excess grinds. Do a little at a time, filling the hole up gradually. |
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| Add a finish and you're done! |
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| Maple Burl - Same technique used |
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| Cherry Burl - same technique was used here as well |
Hello, can I use wood glue for this or does it have to be super glue?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
We prefer super glue as it is clear and the consistency is much easier to work with, and dries instantly.
ReplyDeleteHowever for deep holes, we would begin the process with wood glue then finish the top layers with CA glue and coffee grinds.
This is an excellent glue. it's long lasting. so i like it.
ReplyDeleteWhat viscosity (thickness) of glue do you use?
ReplyDeleteWe prefer the medium viscosity of CA Glue for this.
DeleteDo you sale CA glue?
ReplyDeleteNot anymore. We'd recommend Lee Valley!
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