Refine Shelf Edges and Fill Gaps

wait so as you can see some of these corners are not fully included they're sharp they're rough this trick only works if these are nice tight seams so now here's the trick you take a round shafted screwdriver and you lightly start blending everything in and as you can see it's already closing a lot of these gaps in you don't do too hard because you don't wanna start breaking this plywood once you got every single that you want it in we're gonna just take a little light sander or light sandpaper and then lightly brush it all in creating a nice - smooth now before I do that I'm gonna take a little bit of wood filler and dab up all these little brat nail holes and something explosive lie over here and then that should get everything ready for stain see if the sandpaper is already excluding everything like this you can't even see the seam small places like that are gonna get a little dab of this and that is how it's me but probably not a good idea to hit a camera with the lens with a sandpaper so don't do that I'll scratch it got a little tear out here through a little glue on there put the tape over and we're back in business so that happens to you let's a little trick if you can't get these corners with the buddy knife gets a little tricky you can just take it on your finger here and just filling it in there it actually works exceptionally well on these corners you just rub it in there once it dries we're gonna use a very light either 120 or 220 ideally 220 because you don't want to take too much of this stuff off to get it done this is gonna take forever I'm gonna go one step up 120 grit just lightly and if you're