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Fine Hand-Sanding for Finish Adhesion

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What happens here

Following the initial orbital sanding, a crucial final step is performed using a super fine half-inch sponge. This sponge is used to meticulously hand-sand and 'scratch' the table's surface, particularly on the legs and any other detailed or contoured areas. The purpose of this step is to create a uniform, fine scratch pattern across the entire surface. This fine abrasion is essential for ensuring optimal adhesion of the upcoming third and final coat of 2K poly, especially when aiming for a flat finish, as it provides a mechanical bond for the new coating.

Goal: Create a fine, uniform scratch pattern to optimize adhesion for the final 2K poly flat finish

Tools and materials

  • Super fine half inch spongeFinal meticulous hand-sanding to create a uniform scratch pattern for finish adhesion
  • TableThe furniture piece being prepared for refinishing
  • 2K PolyThe final protective and decorative coating to be applied after sanding preparation
  • Tack clothRemoving fine dust from the surface immediately before applying the 2K poly

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I'm using a super fine half inch sponge to scratch And get this thing ready for my third and final coat I'm using a flat finish This thing is going to look absolutely amazing after stripping Six coats of paint off this table

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