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71 How do you make a hide glue filler? |
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This article is from the Woodworking FAQ Collection 1, by multiple authors.
A stainable filler can be made by simply mixing the hide glue (both
hot and liquid) with very fine sawdust, the finer the better) It is
best to work with a light colored sawdust like maple as it is easier
to color a fill darker that it is to lighten it.
 
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