Evofoxracing11 thanks so much for the kind feedback. It means a lot that you would take time to comment. I’m going to share your comment with my children, so that they have evidence that my voice is soothing. 😉
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Thank you so much for sharing this. It had loads of really useful tips in it, and I am sure that I will be able to take advantage of the knowledge gained. Regards Chris (Staffordshire)
Hi! Thanks so much for sharing. Very helpful! I have a hollow door that’s peeling off its top layer in pieces. It’s hard to explain but I would love to send you photos so you can suggest one of your videos that might help. Do you have an email I can send the pictures to?
You bet! The only difference is that Bondo is an epoxy filler, that means it dries faster and gives me a shorter work time. I also only have to do one layer with Bondo, whereas I might have to do multiple layers with the wood filler. But yes, both will work. Thanks for taking time to ask a question.
Bondo will dry super fast (sometimes TOO fast) if you simply add more hardener (the red part). It also will heat up b it is a chemical reaction. Depending on the quantity (depth and breadth) you lay down, you can can plan from an hour to overnight.
Yeah. I know. I typed “pistol grip” on the screen to repair what I said. Sometimes wrong words slip out while I’m working…. Fortunately no cuss words slip out though. 😉
I admit this is pretty ingenious. Looks like an elegant and simple design. If you send me one I’ll try it out and review it on a video. Send me an email if you’d like.
Your voice is so soothing when you’re describing your steps. Well executed video. 5 out of 5 star rating. Great video.
Evofoxracing11 thanks so much for the kind feedback. It means a lot that you would take time to comment.
I’m going to share your comment with my children, so that they have evidence that my voice is soothing. 😉
Good job bud! If ppl would pre-drill, the world would be a better place.
Right?!!
True story: I found this video looking for how to fix my stripped door holes. However, I could not find this again. I've saved it now if I ever need to use it later. Recommend adding more relevant tags to this video so others can find it easier: such as "stripped" "door" "screw holes" "faceplate" etc
Thank you for the feedback. I will.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It had loads of really useful tips in it, and I am sure that I will be able to take advantage of the knowledge gained. Regards Chris (Staffordshire)
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tips. Here’s from Australia 👋
Thanks! I'm tackling this on my own today!
Way to go! You got this.
This is great! Really well done
Do you feel confident you could do this on your own?
Very informative. Now I have some new products to use that will do a better job and make it easier too!
Thank you. This solved my issue
Great! Glad to hear it.
Jb weld Kwik wood epoxy
Great tool.
Hi! Thanks so much for sharing. Very helpful! I have a hollow door that’s peeling off its top layer in pieces. It’s hard to explain but I would love to send you photos so you can suggest one of your videos that might help. Do you have an email I can send the pictures to?
I'm having the same issue!! Glad I saw your comment but was hoping for an answer! 😊
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for taking time to post a comment.
There are epoxy putties that work better and have more strength than bondo. PC Woody is one.
Jeeper80, thanks for adding the information to the conversation.
Will plastic wood filler be good to add material? Instead of mixing bondo
You bet! The only difference is that Bondo is an epoxy filler, that means it dries faster and gives me a shorter work time. I also only have to do one layer with Bondo, whereas I might have to do multiple layers with the wood filler.
But yes, both will work. Thanks for taking time to ask a question.
How long do you give the Bondo and Wood Glue to harden?
Bondo will dry super fast (sometimes TOO fast) if you simply add more hardener (the red part). It also will heat up b it is a chemical reaction. Depending on the quantity (depth and breadth) you lay down, you can can plan from an hour to overnight.
@@diywithconfidence thank you!
Those aren't vise grips, they're clamps.
Yeah. I know. I typed “pistol grip” on the screen to repair what I said. Sometimes wrong words slip out while I’m working…. Fortunately no cuss words slip out though. 😉
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I admit this is pretty ingenious. Looks like an elegant and simple design. If you send me one I’ll try it out and review it on a video. Send me an email if you’d like.
@@diywithconfidence Hey! Where can I find your email?
I did the toothpicks thing, but they didn't break flush. It's still much better than the holes that were there before!!😂😅
@@suzannebinsley5940 The toothpick hack is helpful but typically won't last. Hopefully, you will get some time out of them.