Plugs in a row ....progress for the Swap! Painted and ready for eyes, wire, grommets and finishing! GETTING THERE :laugha: :laugha: :laugha:

Man I guess you will have time to help others finish than. P.

Looks great Don.. I'll start soon.. plenty o' time left tho :D

Those look sweet....I'm just waiting for somke weights i ordered to arrive and I'll be able to seal mine.


My biggest fear is i keep saying there's plenty of time and next thing I know they're due next week...

NICE:heybaby:

Dad, just curious. Don't you seal before adding the weights?

Damm, I am still reading the thread...lol
looks good
vb

No, I have been putting all the weight in and covering/filling w/ wood putty and then sealing them. It seems to be working so far for me....I am pretty new to this so It could be the wrong way.

I'[m always open to suggestions too :D

Dad, just curious. Don't you seal before adding the weights?

No, I have been putting all the weight in and covering/filling w/ wood putty and then sealing them. It seems to be working so far for me....I am pretty new to this so It could be the wrong way.

I'[m always open to suggestions too :D
I do it the same, fill then seal.

No, I have been putting all the weight in and covering/filling w/ wood putty and then sealing them. It seems to be working so far for me....I am pretty new to this so It could be the wrong way.

I'[m always open to suggestions too :D

What seals the hole area?? I was taught to turn, drill ....then seal... now add the weights etc! am I wrong in this way of thinking?

What seals the hole area?? I was taught to turn, drill ....then seal... now add the weights etc! am I wrong in this way of thinking?
I figure the sealer penetrates thru. Why not seal the filler too?

I feel that it is better to seal the plug before adding anything. The wood filler should be waterproof. (check to see if it is water or solvent based. Solvent based is better IMHO)

Bernzy