I've used it in the past for an entire pinblock. I had very inconsistent results. It may however be an easy quick satisfactory fix for two pins.
Terry Farrell
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Hi, all. I thank everyone that replied to my previous post on repairing the hole that a #6/0 pin went through. I used #3 and 4 pins in the other holes, there were just 2 holes that were problematic, 1 very bad, the other not that bad.
Has anyone tried to fill the holes with Webb's Wood Restorer? He advised me to try it a while back, I just wonder if anyone has tried this method of plugging the holes, and if it worked for them? He states that it is harder than the wood anyway.
Just wondering, as I have to approach it again tomorrow.......
Clark A. Sprague, RPT
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