Wooden table crack repair

Amazing RESTORATION

[@sherrebishop6271]

Can you please add a supply list. Is that glue, what's on the red cloth, what grade is the sandpaper, what kind of scraper is that?

[@has6954]

Hello may i ask where to get wood dust for fill in the cracks on my dinning table. Thank you very much

[@diesellegion8709]

You are just adding filler to a crack. What it needed was wood glue and clamps with a bow tie on end or a brace underneath.

[@janmazanec4687]

Is it a special color? Was a spray varnish used?

[@henriettemcpartlin8640]

You wouldn’t be using sandpaper on a piece of fine furniture that’s a couple hundred years old though. What else could you use other than sandpaper?

[@RandomPanda]

no materials listed. lame

[@jessa9877]

Mine has a crack too... but since it's an epoxy table, I'll just pour epoxy to seal it

[@seang2822]

What glue are you using?

[@DLRS222]

Impressive. Well done!🎉

[@alexk9842]

Can we have detailed instructions please

[@benh715]

1. Poke sawdust into the gap. 2. Squirt superglue all over it. 3. Tidy up.

[@ringonordstrom692]

Can't you see the "problem" in the writing on the newspaper in the video?

[@ringonordstrom692]

You'll find these "fixes" on furniture at Ross, TJ Max, Burlington, and Homegoods. My bench ($200), unfortunately didn't even have this flimsy effort put into it, so I gotta refinish it myself. Look that stuff over good.

[@Verradonairun]

All that work just to paint over the crack? Why bother with the glue and sanding, just put in some putty and paint over it.

[@smittysmitty4298]

What liquid is being used?

[@missscepticism686]

he's probably using glue and saw dust. Then sanding and scraping the remaining glue, and finishing with repainting.

[@gooose007]

I can still seee the crack line! Poor workmanship

[@eajaz_syed]

😮