Tip 5: Fill Gaps in Mitered Frames @FineWoodworking
Tip 5: Fill Gaps in Mitered Frames  @FineWoodworking
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Getting perfect miters can be tricky. If your miters aren’t cut at a perfect 45º, there is going to be an unsightly gap. If you’re painting or staining the frame, use Weldwood 2-in-1 on one of the joints—it fills small gaps beautifully. Plus, it’s stainable, and in the end you’ll have a hard time telling which joint wasn’t perfect.⁠

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Tip 5: Fill Gaps in Mitered Frames

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