havenoideaatall
21st July 2007, 11:36 PM
From http://www.thewoodshop.20m.com/finishing.htm
Sand Bare wood with 120 through 180-grit paper. Clean surface.
Apply toner to even out differences between different boards. Do Not Sand
Apply stain. Do Not Sand.
Apply sanding sealer. Allow to dry. Sand with 320-grit paper.
Apply Two or more coats of a solvent-based finish, sanding lightly between each coat.
Is this advice correct? Can anyone confirm when I should use a toner, and why, and/or in addition, comment on the regimen above.
Haveno:)
Sand Bare wood with 120 through 180-grit paper. Clean surface.
Apply toner to even out differences between different boards. Do Not Sand
Apply stain. Do Not Sand.
Apply sanding sealer. Allow to dry. Sand with 320-grit paper.
Apply Two or more coats of a solvent-based finish, sanding lightly between each coat.
Is this advice correct? Can anyone confirm when I should use a toner, and why, and/or in addition, comment on the regimen above.
Haveno:)