Understand Sanding Tools for Different Profiles

this is a scenario we're going to be running into all the time where customer calls us up they've got a stain and lacquer cabinet and now they want them white or some other color and Sherry you are the sanding expert I came here to learn how to get a better finish myself and learn some tips and tricks from you and I want them to share this with our audience and we've got a bunch of um who needed products right here that I typically keep in my vehicle but just to simplify this process can you give us some tips and tricks how you would go about sanding this door what products you would use so our customers could see this in action so this is just a stained and lacquer door just pull off of somebody's house and where how do we start well this is a pretty detailed profile door so we're going to need a half inch because we need to be able to drop in and get some of these profiles without flat spotting right but we still have a lot of flat surface and we don't want to use a half inch on the flat surface so I would pull in a 10 millimeter and then the last thing is is we because it is so detailed there will be some areas where we will need to do some hand sanding and so the last thing I would pull in is the economic sponge