There are products called wood dough or wood puddy that will do the trick. Be very careful with it to try and not leave a lot of excess over the hole. You can always add more later. Sanding it down after it harders are extremely difficult. Note, you will likely still be able to see where you used the wood dough after you stain.
2006-08-26 06:33:08
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answered by TheDude 3
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The traditional old method is to use a little wood glue, with sawdust and shavings from the wood you are working with to fill the holes.
You can buy putties from good DIY stores, the fillers can be purchased in a variety of colours.
The advantages to the fillers is that they can be sanded, drilled, chiseled etc. Before filling make sure the surfaces are clean and dry, and that the filler is worked well into the hole, but not smeared all over the wood surface.
2006-08-26 06:43:08
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answered by Frankie 3
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Wood Putty
2006-08-26 06:42:08
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answered by Jimmy 2
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Wood putty. Home Depot, Aisle 12.
2006-08-26 06:33:26
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answered by Wicked Mickey 4
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If the wood is new (not previously stained) then stain first and fill holes after and touch them up to avoid unsightly smears from filler.
2006-08-26 09:57:11
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answered by sircaulksalot 2
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Plastic Wood is the best. It comes in colors and is available at Lowe's and Home Depot.
2006-08-28 09:53:22
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answered by Loyless H 3
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if the woodwork is painted,use drywall compound, it is easy to work with. if the wood work is natural, you can buy a color match puddy stick,they are just like a crayon and work vey well, good luck
2006-08-27 01:18:28
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answered by brotherdwd 2
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i use a light weight Spackle it doesn't crack and easy to sand and spread never had any problems with it when i used it .
2006-08-28 19:11:14
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answered by Anonymous
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dry wall putty it will cover any hole
2006-08-28 12:28:52
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answered by JESUS loves 4
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