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    2 questionson refinishing metal and wood

    first best way to take pebbles of metal ?
    second filling small cracks,gouges etc in wood?
    Please need good advice I don't mind working hard at it
    Thanks
    Rick
    could you please PM answers,easier to keep track of
    Thanks again
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    Pebbles

    Quote Originally Posted by miscou kid View Post
    first best way to take pebbles of metal?
    second filling small cracks,gouges etc in wood?
    Please need good advice I don't mind working hard at it
    Thanks
    Rick
    could you please PM answers,easier to keep track of
    Thanks again
    I'd like to help you with your project, but, not too sure as to what you are refering to with 'best way to take pebbles of metal'

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