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16th April 2009, 04:40 PM #1
Cornice cement as alternative to Timbermate?
I'm keen to hear some thoughts on this.
I've just spoken to a colleague who "used to sand floors for a living". He tried to steer me away from using Timbermate putty to fill nail holes.
Instead he suggested using cornice cement with a pigment colour matched to the timber. He reckons it's far more stable than a putty.
Thoughts, opinions and experiences with the above welcome.
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