Boomyal
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I have a near floor level window sill (door height stationary side glass to front entry) that has the soft grain eroded out of it by 18 years of poochydogs putting their grubby little paws on it while they sit and watch out the window. The sill/casing floor is aproximately 5" deep by 16" wide.
The opening is a standard window casing wood that was painted all around. What would be a good compound to fill the eroded grain back up.
I have several requirements;
1) quick and easy to mix
2) quick to dry so that I can prime it with the HVLP gun I already have loaded up.
3) hard enough to cut down on future erosion.
4) easy to sand as it is up against the glass on the back edge of the casing.
I'm half tempted to go out and mix a batch of epoxy with microbubbles but I thought I would see if anyone had any quick alternatives.
The opening is a standard window casing wood that was painted all around. What would be a good compound to fill the eroded grain back up.
I have several requirements;
1) quick and easy to mix
2) quick to dry so that I can prime it with the HVLP gun I already have loaded up.
3) hard enough to cut down on future erosion.
4) easy to sand as it is up against the glass on the back edge of the casing.
I'm half tempted to go out and mix a batch of epoxy with microbubbles but I thought I would see if anyone had any quick alternatives.