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RE: what's good to repair chipped & missing formica?

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Posted by Steve Mac on August 11, 2007 at 12:31:02

In Reply to: what's good to repair chipped & missing formica? posted by freddyi on August 7, 2007 at 19:06:09:

I put up a storefront display in Chicago years back and repaired the dings in the woodgrain formica with bondo and a knife blade to shape as it was setting up. Then I used a small paint brush and lacquer touch up paint. Noone could find the defects afterwards. The key is you have to know how to mix the appropriate colors and then brush to match the various shades. It's not a job for a hack or someone with an unsteady hand. High traffic areas of course are problematic, but generally this is a very quick and effective solution in the right hands.

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