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Lightly Sand Lacquered Door

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INSTRUCTIONS REFINISHING A FRONT DOOR. How to glazing a door & using door gel stains.

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What happens here

After allowing the lacquer to dry for approximately 30 minutes, lightly sand the entire surface of the door using a fine sanding sponge. The goal is to smooth the lacquer coat without sanding through to the underlying stain or wood. This step prepares the surface for optimal adhesion and an even finish for the subsequent glaze application.

Tools and materials

  • Fine Sanding Sponge

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It's been about 30 minutes now and now we're going to start sanding our lacquer. And you're just going to really lightly sand it. We don't want to sand too much and get down to the stain in the wood, but just to make sure the door is nice and smooth.

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