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Apply Grain Filler

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Hide Oak Grain On Cabinets

What happens here

After sanding, thoroughly clean the cabinet doors to remove all sawdust, especially from crevices and detailed areas. Once clean, apply the Aqua Coat clear wood grain filler using a rag. Wipe the filler onto the surface against the grain in a circular motion to ensure it penetrates deeply into the wood pores. Apply a generous, heavy coat to saturate the wood. The goal is to fill all the open pores characteristic of oak wood.

Tools and materials

  • Rag — Applying the Aqua Coat and cleaning up excess
  • Scraper — Removing excess grain filler. A plastic scraper or even an old credit card works well

What they say

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wood filler after ensuring that all the sawdust is off of your project especially in all the little small little nooks and crannies in the details you're gonna take the aqua coat and you're gonna take a rag it's are wiping against the grain I find that using the circular motion works the best that way actually gets into the grain and you don't end up wiping it off with you go with the grain put on a nice good heavy coat keep in mind we're gonna do about three to four coats on this you'll really start seeing the wood starts saturating during this process once you insert that the first layer is on scrape off any excess material you can go with the grain or against the grain it really doesn't matter at this point as long as you don't use a rock because if you use a rag and start wiping any of the excess material off you are in jeopardy of pulling off any of the wood grain that we already put on the first coat into the pores allow the

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