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   nikkiwood | Nov 17, 2006 02:37am | #1

   I would favor an epoxy wood filler, which is less likely to move than regular wood filler.

   PC Woody is my favorite, but Abatron is a good choice too.

   http://www.pcepoxy.com/images/woodydata.htm

   WoodEpox (Abatron):

   http://www.abatron.com/home002.htm

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   hammer1 | Nov 17, 2006 08:35am | #2

   You can use plastic casting resin, the type they encapsulate bugs and other things in. Looks like you filled the holes with glass. Available at art supply stores.

   Beat it to fit / Paint it to match

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   formula14 | Nov 17, 2006 08:11pm | #5

   I think i'll try the casting resin.  The other options we had ruled out because of the way the floor looks with the holes(it looks good).  Thanks for all your help.

    

   Jeff

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   rwbrower | Nov 17, 2006 07:07pm | #3

   Jeff,

   Sometimes I place a butterfly insert over know holes, and if necessary, epoxy underneath. These can add interest and show that someone cared enough to go to the extra effort.
   Maybe a bit too cute for floorboards though.

   Ron B.

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   Ricks503 | Nov 17, 2006 07:21pm | #4

   Another option is to drill a hole, fit a dowel and cut off, sand and finish to fill it.

    

    

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