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Get buttery-smooth finishes by filling wood grain with Renner 648 grain-filling primer. #howtoshorts

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What happens here

Once the first coat of grain filler has adequately dried, the surface needs to be sanded smooth. Use a 3x4 Echa sander with 220-grit sandpaper for this step. Follow up with a fine half-inch Echel sponge to ensure a perfectly smooth and uniform surface, preparing it for the subsequent coat of grain filler. Sanding between coats is critical for eliminating any remaining texture or imperfections.

Goal: Smooth the first coat of grain filler to prepare for the next application.

Tools and materials

  • 3x4 Echa Sander Echa — Sanding the grain-filled surface
  • Fine Half Inch Echel Sponge Echel — Refining the sanded surface and reaching intricate areas
  • 220 Grit Sandpaper — Abrasive for sanding the grain filler

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I'll be sanding in between coats with my 3x4 eka sander with 220 eka and a fine half-inch eka siphon sponge.

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