OK. I was cruising around on YouTube, and found a video of a luthier using 2P-10 as a grain filler.
Has anyone here used it?
Does it work well?
How hard is it to sand after it dries?
All the usual questions.
2P-10 As Filler
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Gordon Bellerose
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2P-10 As Filler
I need your help. I can't possibly make all the mistakes myself!
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Chuck Tweedy
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Re: 2P-10 As Filler
never heard of the stuff - but it looks like "2P-10" is a brand name like "Gorilla" and they have a bunch of different CA products (probabaly cheap generics that are re-labeled).
CA used for grain filling is an old trick.
I've done it. It's a bit of a pain - smells horrible.
CA used for grain filling is an old trick.
I've done it. It's a bit of a pain - smells horrible.
Likes to drink Rosewood Juice
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Randy Roberts
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Re: 2P-10 As Filler
odor and eye irritation using CA for pore filling can be pretty well prevented by having a fan blowing across your work surface, taking the fumes away from your face.
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Randolph Rhett
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Re: 2P-10 As Filler
CA works, the question is why? Epoxy works well, Shellac and pumice for purists. Lots of less troublesome options.