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Canadian Home Workshop

Working with fibreboard

Why MDF is a versatile and inexpensive building material

By Steve Maxwell

1. Force glue into the crack while the screw is still in place.
2. Remove the screw after injecting glue into the crack.
3. Clamp the damaged area to complete a flaw-free repair.
4. Seal porous MDF edges by rubbing in drywall compound.

1. Versatile MDF can be an inexpensive option for your projects

2. Quick Fix for Split MDF Edges

3. Steve's Tip: Bolt It Up

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