Due to reconfiguration there is a need to fill in some remaining holes from removed toggles.
Suggestion for some kind of buttons or whatever to snap in place.
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I'm pretty sure Ace hardware has plastic plugs of various sizes located in the nuts and bolts aisle.
What kind of finished surface do you have?I filled some in by duct taping the back and filling the hole in with body filler then painted the surface with the same paint.Nick
When I want a flush surface, I shave down a wine cork and force it into the hole, then sand it down level. Plus, the wine is a pleasant side-effect.
You can put a sliver of wood on the back of the panel, then fill in the hole with WaterPutty, sand & paint it.
The hardware store should have various sizes of chromed pushin hole seals (push penny’s).
You can buy blank plates and cover the holes. This toggle and speed control is for a turntable. The holes were drilled in a blank plate.
Smaller holes, there are good wood fillers and sanding sealer.
