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Shellac repairs will always show up after the stock is finished. If it is a dent without broken fibers, you can make an invisible repair with regular acraglas. Just plain acraglas-no sawdust or floc added. Build it up in layers until it is above the level of the wood. After drying, sand back even with the surface. I have made repairs like that and could not find them after the stock was finished. Shellac will look like a birthmark on the stock. The acraglas will be clear and you look right through it.

The first time I read about repairing that way I did not believe it would work. But it does.


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As an oil painter, I've had great success mixing oil paint with tru oil. It becomes completely invisibile, but does require refinishing.


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Marklart, does that mean you use oil paint from the tube as a filler, presumably in layers, or rather to color the surface of something else with which you've filled? Could you explain the process? Thanks!

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