Sand Epoxy-Filled Areas

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What happens here

After the epoxy has fully cured in the screw holes and knots, the creator uses an orbital sander equipped with 150-grit sandpaper to smooth down these filled areas. He meticulously sands until the epoxy is flush with the wood surface, creating a seamless and even texture. A shop vacuum is used concurrently to collect dust and maintain a clean working area.

Goal: Smooth the epoxy-filled areas to blend seamlessly with the wood surface.

Tools and materials

150-grit Sandpaper — Smoothing epoxy and wood surfaces
Orbital Sander Ryobi — Smoothing epoxy and wood surfaces
Shop Vacuum — Collecting sawdust during sanding

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sandpaper and see how she looks. >> Well, there you have it. After a few quick light sands, we got everything looking perfect. And most importantly, our project is protected from whatever the weather's going to throw at it. Now, in terms of color, it's got this beautiful little tan color in there. So, once it gets stained or maybe just clear coat, you'll see this kind of like a sandy gray beige color in that epoxy

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