J joncooper27 Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 26 Aug 2022 Messages 143 Reaction score 28 20 Jan 2024 #1 I have done some panelling in MDF I have glued all the joints but looking for a good filler to fill before painting. Any recommendations please?
I have done some panelling in MDF I have glued all the joints but looking for a good filler to fill before painting. Any recommendations please?
Bingy man Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 9 Feb 2022 Messages 2,909 Reaction score 1,786 Location Wolverhampton 21 Jan 2024 #2 Toupret dry powder filer , easy to sand and doesent sag or shrink . Just mix on slightly dryer side and fill sand and refill if reqd .
Toupret dry powder filer , easy to sand and doesent sag or shrink . Just mix on slightly dryer side and fill sand and refill if reqd .
O Ollie78 Established Member Joined 4 Aug 2011 Messages 2,583 Reaction score 1,392 Location Wiltshire 22 Jan 2024 #3 Agree with Bingy man the quick dry tx110 one is the best filler I have ever found for decorating stuff.
Agree with Bingy man the quick dry tx110 one is the best filler I have ever found for decorating stuff.
J joncooper27 Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 26 Aug 2022 Messages 143 Reaction score 28 22 Jan 2024 #4 Just had a look at Toulret web site sounds a really good filler it says to fill primed wood only! Is this the case I want to use on MDF ?
Just had a look at Toulret web site sounds a really good filler it says to fill primed wood only! Is this the case I want to use on MDF ?
O Ollie78 Established Member Joined 4 Aug 2011 Messages 2,583 Reaction score 1,392 Location Wiltshire 22 Jan 2024 #5 I think it should be fine, I use it on most interior stuff. They do it on screwfix and brewers.
T TomGW Established Member Joined 14 Apr 2014 Messages 455 Reaction score 246 Location Northern Ireland 22 Jan 2024 #6 Good old fashioned powder Polyfilla is hard to beat.
D Dee J Established Member Joined 24 Jan 2006 Messages 490 Reaction score 213 Location West Devon 22 Jan 2024 #7 Tbh, unless it's MRMDF I'd always seal or prime one coat before putting any water based filler in....
Tbh, unless it's MRMDF I'd always seal or prime one coat before putting any water based filler in....