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    Default how to make a painted wood polish like mirror

    hello
    I have painted a table by black color
    and i want to make it polish
    what kind of finishing product shall i use



    thank you

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    Unless the paint is something that can take sanding with 1000 - 2000 grit paper, and compounding (rubbing with buffing compound) after that, your best chance is paint stripper followed by recoating with an acrylic car paint system, including spray putty.

    For a high gloss, piano-like finish you need to start at the timber, get it smooth and flat and free of grain, and work from there.

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    I have heared that i can do that by high gloss polyurethane or yacht varnish

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    Yes, with the right equipment. Spray application is the easiest way, but the key to a mirror finish is having the surface absolutely flat before you start putting on topcoats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Master Splinter View Post
    Yes, with the right equipment. Spray application is the easiest way, but the key to a mirror finish is having the surface absolutely flat before you start putting on topcoats.

    thank you

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    If you go the way of poly or varnish over the top try it on a scrap piece or in an inconspicuous place first to make sure it's compatible and doesn't wrinkle or craze the surface underneath.

    Cheers - Neil

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