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all right so i just finished this table and itamp;#39;s been polyurethaned a couple coats and it really went on quite poorly as you can see thereamp;#39;s a lot of ripples a lot of brush marks some dust particles so in this video iamp;#39;m going to show you how to get rid of that so first iamp;#39;m going to start off sanding with 320 grit sandpaper just to get rid of all of the valleys all of the dust particles until itamp;#39;s nice and smooth okay this is just after the first initial sanding with the 320 grit as you can see there are it just really magnified all those spots that were shallow like this this is the darker area still completely gloss that means the sandpaper hasnamp;#39;t even touched it yet um youamp;#39;re going to want to sand until pretty much everything looks like this that way you know youamp;#39;ve gotten all the nubs and dust particles and brush marks and any of these valleys out of your table or whatever project youamp;#39;re sanding and one

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How do you smooth out a table after staining?

Fill the pores. sand it smooth. wipe it with a damp cloth, wait an hour then sand it again, or better yet, use a scraper. apply sanding sealer or oil or water-based filler, following the instructions. once dry, block sand the surface until flat. Apply finish - I like lacquer or oil finishes.

What grit sandpaper for an oak table?

Its best to start with a coarse grit sandpaper and work your way up to finer grits, so put an 80-grit sandpaper in your belt sander or orbital sander to begin. A belt sander is ideal for coarse sanding, as is an orbital sander, which utilises oscillating vibrations to make hard work much more pleasant.

How to sand a table before staining?

On most raw woods, start sanding in the direction of the grain using a #120-150 grit paper before staining and work up to #220 grit paper. Soft woods such as pine and alder: start with #120 and finish with no finer than #220 (for water base stains) and 180 grit for oil base stains.

Do I really need to sand before staining?

All stains require open pores for adequate absorption into the wood. Applying stain over a finished surface will not change the color of the wood. Your cloth will simply wipe off the stain blocked from the pores by the existing finish. Sand bare wood lightly.

How to fix stripped wood finish?

Use wood fillers for filling in the scratches A wood filler is a solution of sandable material and hardening resin. It soaks into the wood fiber and bonds with it to fill up scratches. Using a wood filler is pretty easy as you only need to apply it on the scratch, let it dry and sand it down to make the surface even.

How do you rubbing out a finish on wood?

Rubbing a thick finish Begin by sanding just enough to flatten the finish, removing any nibs, drips, or other defects (Photo F). Wet-sand solvent-based finishes using soapy water, rubbing oil, or mineral spirits as a lubricant. For water-based finishes, dry-sand with stearated sandpaper.

How to restore wood table finish?

Clean the Surface. Use gentle soap and water to remove dirt and oils from the tables existing finish. Apply Stripper. If the table is painted or varnished, youll need to strip the surface. Clean With Mineral Spirits. Sand Table Surface. Apply Stain. Apply Finish.

How do you prep sanding for stain?

After any repairs or filling is done, give the wood a final sanding. Start with medium-grit sandpaper and progressively move to finer grit. The final sanding should be done with very fine-grit sandpaper, which helps create a smooth surface and opens up the woods pores for stain absorption.

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