DRAWER FRONTS (635 EPOXY)

In this video, I try for the very first time, using US Composites 635 epoxy to fill in some cracks on this drawer front. This was without a doubt a learning video and I am sharing what I discovered. This is part of a series of videos where I try a couple of new things. Here are links to all the products used in this short series.
JB Weld (Clear Weld)
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US Composites Epoxy (635)
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Rubio MonoCoat
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[@kidvideo9784]

this is not about epoxy but a good tip, if you use non laminated plywood for a project mix some skim coat, the finer the better and put it on the plywood and then scrape it off. it will go into all the pores of the wood and seal them great, works great on all the small holes, make sure to scrape it all back off dont leave a layer, you just want the millions of small holes filled. then when you paint it, it will look good. i try not to use plywood but had no choice when i just built a medicine cabinet which i know i will rebuild with all wood later.

[@MyNextProject]

That is an interesting tip. And I bet that would make it work much better. Thanks for the tip.

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@@MyNextProject give it a try, you will be surprised.