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Sand Imperfections (if necessary)

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What happens here

After the first coat has dried, inspect the surface for any imperfections, such as peeling or rough spots. If you find any, use a medium-grit sanding sponge to lightly sand these areas. The goal is to smooth out the edges and feather them into the surrounding painted surface. This prepares the area for subsequent coats and ensures a uniform finish. Once sanded, wipe away any dust with a clean, dry cloth before proceeding.

Goal: Smooth out any peeling or rough spots on the painted surface.

Tools and materials

  • Clean ClothWiping off sanding dust
  • Sanding SpongeSmoothing out imperfections

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it's got a section right here that's actually peeling lifting off so I'm gonna get some a sanding sponge and second I've got one coat on here I'll say on that and that's going to take multiple coats to get that recover we'll start working with that [Music] so I'm just saying do the salmon here with just a sanding sponge the medium sanding sponge they just want to be able to feel those edges nice and smooth in feathered out

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