


It carves and sands nicely, accepts paint well, and because it is inurt, it doesn't expand and contract in humid conditions. When I was renovating an old Victorian house in Mansfield, Ohio, I used it extensively for the fireplace mantle surrounds; the proportions of hardner to resin filler, I used, were roughly one 'golf ball' of resin filler, to one large 'garden pea' of hardner.
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