Even Out the Finish and Check for Runs

heavy working it in the grain of the wood if you're doing a lot larger piece of wood you would have to lay it out and tip it off you sooner terminology for that if you're not familiar laying it out I'm just going to would lay it with my brush or tip it off with my brush that's what is um going to get rid of all your brush Strokes um your random brush Strokes or it'll help get rid of any air bubbles in the um product so I got it on there now I'm going to lay it out make sure everything's 100% covered make sure my Sid side KN it a little bit this is what it's going to look like I'm just going to lay it out in One Direction get it to the end lay it out I want to make sure my sides watch your edges that if you get any running down the edge or the side make sure that you um brush it out one of them after um I laid it out this I didn't check my edges and I had some runs on the sides if you get runs I just scraped it out with my um scraped the five scraped it off with my 5 in one and then I um so we got a little run coming down the side right there I'm just going to brush it out and I sanded it after I scraped