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   RickL | Oct 21, 2008 07:14pm | #1

   I've used Bondo as well as the faster drying seam filler. Read the directions carefully on Bondo...toxic.  Whatever works is fair game.

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   mike4244 | Oct 22, 2008 04:40am | #2

   Bondo

   mike

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   SenorDorado | Oct 22, 2008 02:48pm | #4

   Thanks to all that replied. Since the panels are to be painted white with an under coat of an oil based primer, I'm thinking the dry wall compound would be the better choice. I'm just not sure how bondo would accept the paint. Any advice or words of experience would be appreciated. Senor Dorado

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   furndr | Oct 22, 2008 03:12pm | #5

   Bondo accepts paint very well.

   If the areas you are filling are not deep (1/8 inch or less) Elmers carpenters filler works well but needs several hours to dry.

   If you have spray equipment I'd use M.L. Campbell's  Magnamax finish. It's a pre-catalized laquer that works beautifully on MDF. I just refinished a set of kitchen cabinets doors and drawer fronts and they turned out really well. You might want to check out M.L. Campbell's website.

   Furndr 

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   ring | Oct 22, 2008 07:13am | #3

   Any commercial drywall compound.

   David Ring

   http://www.touchwood.co.il/?id=1&lang=e