Apply Subsequent Grain Filler Coats

and I'll apply my final coat getting into summer like really hard areas say if I would have this panel right here cocked because sometimes we do caulk our panels if I needed to get in corners sometimes I'll just use something just like my finger just to rub it down in there but you don't want to leave a whole lot behind it does sand you'll fairly easily but the more you leave behind the more you're gonna have to sand you're really just after filling mixed beings or your grain so I'm gonna apply my final coat got my whole assortment of trowels here here's my hot cocoa well will do with the large one here first eye here we go I'm going to apply it so I can apply take it out I can apply it on with a small trowel and then spread it with a large crowd to make the process a little bit faster this is looking really good and it feels now absolutely glassy smooth now this is gonna look absolutely beautiful when done sometimes I like just going u'll across the grain instead of with the grain it seems like it has a tendency to fill a little bit better so we got like our routed edges here you can just rub it with my rag it's looking really nice so that one looks really good wipe off the excess on my edges here I'm gonna do this door show you one last door final coat on this door let's get all work you know from inside out so I'm gonna work on my top panel here this does stuff doesn't have a strong odor at all so you don't need to wear a respirator it's gonna barely smell it down inside the the raised portion it looks looks like it's fairly filled but I can use you know that to get in there I can use your little trowel like this to get down in there just go look around search around it's kind of interesting where you can find little trials like this this was this one right here came from the guys that did the window tinting on my vehicle they were doing it I said hey can I have one of those and they gave one to me same with this one here once again you can apply it down in there with a rag too I can just but you just don't use too much because you don't want to get it where you don't want it like I don't want it down in the edges of my raised panel where it bridges that gap so it's looking pretty good I'll work on my outside edges now this door right here the end result when we eventually paint this it would have looked really really grainy now it's gonna have a real nice factory finish it's getting pretty close to being done you know you can know some people are gonna…