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I need to glue a small wood stop to a surface inside a cabinet that already has 2 coats of ARS on it. The stop is 3/4" x 3/4" x 3/4" and will be located in the upper corner of a door opening. It will be fitted with a rare earth magnet to gold the small door closed, What's the best way to prep the area and what glue would you use? -
By Doug Carlson · Posted
That's because of the extra mass of the larger #7. It has more weight behind it, so it cuts a little easier. Just my .02. Take care -
That is my plan, to finish it off with a sanding block. Thank you. -
To make it worse, I started this during my daughter’s nap. Once I had it clamped in place for one of the holes, my daughter woke up and I had to run back into the house to meet her, so I had to leave it there unattended for about half an hour! -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
A rasp or sanding block might offer better control, once the veneer is trimmed fairly close.
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