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how to filling knot holes with clear epoxy
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Filling knot holes with clear epoxy is a popular method to preserve the natural beauty of wood while ensuring a smooth, level surface. First, ensure the wood surface and knot hole are clean and free from dust. You may want to seal the wood around the knot to prevent the epoxy from discoloring the surrounding areas. Next, tape the underside of the knot hole if it goes all the way through the wood to prevent the epoxy from leaking out. Mix the clear epoxy resin according to the manufacturer's instructions. Carefully pour or use a syringe to inject the epoxy into the knot hole, filling it slightly above the surface to account for shrinkage as it cures. Allow the epoxy to cure fully, as recommended by the epoxy manufacturer—usually 24 to 72 hours. After curing, sand the epoxy flush with the wood surface. Finish by applying your choice of wood finish to both the epoxy and the wood for a seamless and durable repair that showcases the knot's natural character.
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