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Thread: Repairing Cork

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March 10th, 2008

Mattman

Join Date: Jan 2004

Location: Fergus Falls, MN

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Re: Repairing Cork

You'd need to sand some cork down to get cork dust.

I know guys use wine corks.

You can use Devcon.

By the looks of your repair...You aren't really missing any cork. I don't think you need to put any cork dust in your epoxy. You could but I don't think its necessary.

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