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When sanding, start with the lower number Coarse grits before progressing up to higher numbered Fine grits. Use Fine grits to add that smooth touch to your finished pieces.
Sanding a piece might take just two grits or you might have to work through 4 or 5 to get to the finish that you want.
When sanding, never skip more than one grit. You might start with 80-grit and progress up to 120-grit. Then, move up to 180-grit for the best finish. Sand bare wood to 180-grit or 220-grit smooth before applying finishes.
Use a Very Fine grit sandpaper or non-woven cloth pad between finish coats to smooth the finish.
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@Kreacher1974
8 months ago
If I'm building shelves can I start with 120 grit?
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