How to epoxy large hole on a vertical board.

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>>1174412
Basically you want to hide the screws heads?

Woodfiller
Wooden dowel/peg

Would be what I try first.

>>1174419
Yeah, but I'm trying to use the nuts instead of dowels, and I want the void to be clear.

>>1174412
Why clear?

Just use wood filler

I just think it would look cool with clear. On the top I've got an oak panel with round holes and square black walnut dowels with white wood filler. I figured it would give it cool character to have things that aren't of the norm.

>>1174412
Slather a bunch of clear resin in there.put a piece of tape/cardboard to cover the holes.

Or just pick up the bench and lay it down.

Resin and epoxy don't usually stay clear for very long. They yellow and get shitty after 10 years. Seek assistance for brand choice.

>>1174415
4chan gets rid of EXIF metadata like picture orientation. So what you have here are how the pictures are really oriented without metadata saying "oh, btw, I held my camera sideways when I took it."

>>1174451
this is gonna be your best bet, but it will ahve to be with a fast epoxy. the really clear stuff takes hours to set, and it will all leak out, even with good tape over the holes.

if you really really want clear, you could get a plug cutter and some acrylic/lexan and cut clear plastic plugs and use those, epoxy them in and then sand them down.

>>1174412
Sounds like clear caulk might be your best bet. I'd tape off the wood to keep other areas clean. Apply, smooth with a putty knife or similar, and then carefully remove the tape before it drys. You should try some test runs on a piece of scrap wood before you commit to anything and perfect the process if you actually care about your project