Hand Sand Intricate Profiles

ton of profile in here so so this is what another area where you got to go back and handstand um and and again I go to the echo Diamond um you've got to get you've got some pretty intricate detail in here I want to get in there and I want to just rough it up and make sure that if I've got any mail marks that I get them out right so same thing that we do all the way around and again we're just looking to make sure we get all our meal marks you're going to want to blow this out before you lay down any primer but it's most of these doors are pre-sanded on the you know they're sanded free assembly so these are this is a five piece door so this Center panel is usually saying all of this is already sanded right so all we're doing is just opening it back up with the sponge so that's something I didn't know so um they are coming pretty standard this is sanded and it's all assembled so you don't have to do a lot of sanding so the sanding is really just opening it up so um for those that um may be the first time they've heard this term open can you just explain a little bit of detail what open means what that refers to well like I said the wood when it sits for any period of time it's pores words pores so it starts to close right it's going to close up the grain is going to seal up on itself and it's not going to absorb stain like we wanted to so it doesn't take a very big sand right you don't have to go into detail you're not looking and when we talk about you know maybe some cross grain that may have already been sanded out then it's just just going around the racetrack twice so and again like I said this is going to be pre-sanded prior to assembly so you're just going to really just go over it let's get it open up let's allow that wood to be ready for stain and let it absorb it so that's a good information to know so now this thing is ready to blow off and ready to be stained and ready to go yeah I would need to hit just the edges again I didn't yeah I didn't get these just simply do your edges with your um yeah and um so you would use the echo