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I am in process of sorting out a small wooden dinghy for the first
time, so no experience. The boat itself is a garage find. I have removed all fitments and cleaned down all paint leaving a bare wooden hull and I now need to get the hull filled and smoothed prior to paint. The dinghy has been raced and so it has had the usual bumps and scrapes. In one or two places I am going to need to raise the profile of the timber so as to remove a flat spot in the shape (so quite a large area). In other places I am looking to fill small nail holes. With the small nail holes, if they were wooden windows, I would use putty and paint mixed to give a real smooth finish but there are all sorts of proprietary wood fillers for the rest. Should I be concerned about flexible wood fillers? Is putty doing to hack it in a dinghy? Anyone got any thoughts/recommendations/experience/advice? Best wishes Stephen Page |
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