Sand Aqua Coat

heavily in between coats so my Aqua coat is now dry I'm going to be using some flat film tack to be sand and the top right here will'll be using some EO silk to be sanded our contoured edges and I'll skim another coat on the top now to give you some idea of what I'm after I'm just after you know these little white white spacks these are all the deep pores in the uh Oak grain right here and all those little white spacks if you were to paint it white those would all be little Dark Shadows little pin holes in here that would just GL gather dust um dirt debris water if you sat a cup on here or something like that liquids so I'm filling in all those pin holes I'll skim another coat sand it to get flatter I'm going to be sanding my sides I only typically only do one coat on the sides using two coats on the top if I'm just trying to eliminate pin holes so I'm do one more C OFA coat on the top got a real heavy crack right there I'm trying to fill but now it looks like it's build pretty good all right so now I'm getting ready to sand my top again my final coat of Aqua coat I'm using my echod diamond sponge just folding it to get down inside these cracks right here where my my sander can't get can just fold the echo diamond and get it down deep down in there so the next step to get getting