Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If you build a project that will feature exposed plywood edges, you want those edges to be nice and smooth. Unfortunately, even high-quality plywood sometimes has small voids in the edge. The trick when filling those voids is to use a putty that matched the color of the finished plywood edge. Rob demonstrates a simple trick for matching the putty color with the finished wood color.
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If you build a project that will feature exposed plywood edges, you want those edges to be nice and smooth. Unfortunately, even high-quality plywood sometimes has small voids in the edge. The trick when filling those voids is to use a putty that matched the color of the finished plywood edge. Rob demonstrates a simple trick for matching the putty color with the finished wood color.
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