I'm working on some benches for our kitchen table. I found some really cool 1830's barn beams, hand hewn and lots of bug holes. These are going to be used every day- so they need to be smooth enough to sit on for wiggly kids, and I don't want food/crumbs in the holes. I'm contemplating filling the divots and holes with epoxy and then sanding down to reveal some of the high points but keeping a lot of the character of the wood. I've used the enviro-tex epoxy quite a bit but it's pretty viscous. Not sure it will settle in the bug holes well. A buddy recommended West marine epoxy, says it's much thinner. I thought I'd see what you guys think. Thanks.
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