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<blockquote data-quote="PowerNaudio" data-source="post: 1994535" data-attributes="member: 561215">the finer the saw dust the better. i have used polyester resin and saw dust to fill gaps and even make small parts to straighten a bumper and help it keep its shape after wards and its still holding strong.boat builders have been using the mix of resing with fine saw dust for the longest with great results.it is way better then just wood glue and saw dust. but it will work just fine for 1/16&quot; trugh 1/4&quot; gaps, anything bigger i would use the resin and dust to get a strong fix.i have used the resin and dust aswell as a replacement of wood glue, it is not the best because of the thickness that the saw dust adds to the resin. so i dont recomend it. but it does work.i do recomend using it inside the enclosure for strength and seal. way better then wood glue and saw dust or silicone. since you kill two birds with one stone using the resin and dust &quot;strength and seal&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PowerNaudio, post: 1994535, member: 561215"] the finer the saw dust the better. i have used polyester resin and saw dust to fill gaps and even make small parts to straighten a bumper and help it keep its shape after wards and its still holding strong. boat builders have been using the mix of resing with fine saw dust for the longest with great results. it is way better then just wood glue and saw dust. but it will work just fine for 1/16" trugh 1/4" gaps, anything bigger i would use the resin and dust to get a strong fix. i have used the resin and dust aswell as a replacement of wood glue, it is not the best because of the thickness that the saw dust adds to the resin. so i dont recomend it. but it does work. i do recomend using it inside the enclosure for strength and seal. way better then wood glue and saw dust or silicone. since you kill two birds with one stone using the resin and dust "strength and seal". [/QUOTE]

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