Sanding Between Coats Of Marine Varnish at Brian Massie blog

Sanding Between Coats Of Marine Varnish. sanding lightly between coats is the single most important step you need to take to achieve a smooth, interior wood finish. No matter what the instructions say, 24 hours is insufficient drying time; you need not sand between the first three coats (if your applications are within the recoat time), but all subsequent coats require sanding. Tack cloth or damp rag. after two or three coats apply the varnish without any thinner to a minimum of seven coats. sand with the grain. sanding knocks off any rough spots, smooths raised grain, and allows the third coat to go on without a hitch. Transcript after the video window for detailed study. The more coats the better the uv. Bear in mind that wet sanding is more. Before you even think about sanding, it’s crucial to let the first coat of varnish dry thoroughly. Allow at least two days. Here’s the sanding process… allow the varnish to dry.

after two or three coats apply the varnish without any thinner to a minimum of seven coats. No matter what the instructions say, 24 hours is insufficient drying time; The more coats the better the uv. sanding lightly between coats is the single most important step you need to take to achieve a smooth, interior wood finish. Transcript after the video window for detailed study. you need not sand between the first three coats (if your applications are within the recoat time), but all subsequent coats require sanding. Here’s the sanding process… allow the varnish to dry. sand with the grain. Tack cloth or damp rag. Bear in mind that wet sanding is more.

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Sanding Between Coats Of Marine Varnish Bear in mind that wet sanding is more. sanding lightly between coats is the single most important step you need to take to achieve a smooth, interior wood finish. Allow at least two days. Tack cloth or damp rag. Bear in mind that wet sanding is more. Here’s the sanding process… allow the varnish to dry. sand with the grain. after two or three coats apply the varnish without any thinner to a minimum of seven coats. Transcript after the video window for detailed study. No matter what the instructions say, 24 hours is insufficient drying time; The more coats the better the uv. sanding knocks off any rough spots, smooths raised grain, and allows the third coat to go on without a hitch. Before you even think about sanding, it’s crucial to let the first coat of varnish dry thoroughly. you need not sand between the first three coats (if your applications are within the recoat time), but all subsequent coats require sanding.