Filling the void in a concave surface
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A few years ago I bought a 'milking Stool' style wooden thingie from Ikea. I'm still not sure why I bought it as even the Ikea Staff weren't sure what it was for, but think I may have been swayed by the fact that unlike everything else in their giant warehouse, this was made from solid timber and well made too.
It's useless to sit on, as being 3 legged it tips over as quickly as you can lean back but would make a good 'coffee table' if only the top surface was flat instead of concave. I figured maybe pouring liquid silicone into the concave well of a surface might work in a style that compliments it's aesthetics but after watching a couple of Youtube videos think this path leads to disaster, so other than placing a large rattan place mat on top I'm a little stuck. It's about 18" dia
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