June 6, 20215 yr Hi All, I recently painted my doors (which had been previously stripped) with alkali resisting primer (per the instructions of using the type of paint removing paste). I have one coat on the wood work so far and will go for another coat, but I have noticed some cracks in the wood work. Can I use easifill to fill the cracks or would it be best to get a wood filler? I'm guessing painting/filling the crack with paint is not ideal! Any advice would be appreciated.
June 6, 20215 yr Nope ... go to Toolstation and get their wood filler in the small tubs. Great stuff, easy to sand and doesn’t show through paint.
June 6, 20215 yr Author 2 minutes ago, PeterW said: Nope ... go to Toolstation and get their wood filler in the small tubs. Great stuff, easy to sand and doesn’t show through paint. thank u! I had a look at toolstation, there are so many, can you please recommend one please?
June 6, 20215 yr Yes the one I linked .. https://www.toolstation.com/everbuild-multi-purpose-wood-filler-250ml/p15238
June 6, 20215 yr Author 11 minutes ago, PeterW said: Yes the one I linked .. https://www.toolstation.com/everbuild-multi-purpose-wood-filler-250ml/p15238 oh sorry! I didn't see the link. thank u! Another question, I live in an old house, and the skirting board has come away from the wall, can I use easifill to fill this gap? or is easifill only meant for filling smaller gaps?
June 6, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, TryC said: the skirting board has come away from the wall Countsink some holes then plug and screw it back. Then fill the holes. Decorators caulk along what should be a smaller gap.
June 6, 20215 yr Author 2 minutes ago, PeterW said: Countsink some holes then plug and screw it back. Then fill the holes. Decorators caulk along what should be a smaller gap. i'M GOINg to have to google these words as I do not know what they mean
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