Hand Sanding Recessed Profiles

the Finish room I just keep that in mind now this could be done we could break out the half inch right you could take it with the sander and break out the half inch for me again there's some things that I want to hand sand and I just want to be able to do this real fast right and I can do that just that fast it doesn't have to be an aggressive uh scratch it just has to be enough for the next coat to hear and so I just do the same thing here I just the same thing all the way around so sorry I could this silence perfect time I guess like I always thought you had to do this but you don't have to do that so cuz um I guess my understanding is all you're doing is just putting a scratch on there for your coating to bite to right we're not taking off finish right and and that's the big a big misconception is people want to level and this is not this is not the area where we level we level prior to finish we're leveling when it's barewood right yep so um good information so is this door ready to go now it's ready to go it's ready to go so on the back side of this um cuz we we always paint the fronts and backs to the doors there's no like contoured profile this is really like a a shaker style door now it's basically the same as the opposite side okay right and you said um the only difference is is that because you you missing that profile right so you're just going to come in with this this here so you do need to hit that side you do need to hit that because if you don't you'll actually be able to feel a rougher surface there okay A lot of