[Public-List] Public-List Digest, Vol 1676, Issue 1

[Gordon Laco]

Hi there -

I have used a pin bent to an angle and clipped into vice grips... but  
remember that if the seam looks clean it probably is.   Anything you  
do to clean it runs the risk of making it wider and more visible... so  
it behooves you to be careful.   Another product (I don't sell it so  
my motive is pure) is stuff called "Captain Tolley's Creeping Crack  
Cure"   It is thin as milk, so it really gets into crevices but sets  
up like glue.   Maybe you should give that a try.  Come to think of  
it, that stuff run in first with SikaFlex paying on top by the method  
I described should pretty much be a cure.   The Creeping Crack Cure  
will really get down in the seam... the SikaFlex being flexible will  
cope with the movement of the wood.

Gord  #426 Surprise




On 7-Dec-09, at 3:44 PM, gregr at nethere.com wrote:

> Gord,
> You are correct that the gap is paper thin. Any ideas on how to  
> clean the
> gaps? My first thought is to use an exacto blade turned so the sharp  
> edge
> is trailing.
>
> Greg
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