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Wow, that's looking really good now. You might need some very light sanding between each coat, like worn down 400 grit or 600 grit in the later stages. Just enough to knock down any dust or roughness. It should take 12-24 hours to be dry enough for even light sanding.Originally Posted by kiteman
// That SA neighborhood in the pic's looks familier... Her name was Michele!
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I have a niece named Michele. Your turn.Wow, that's looking really good now. You might need some very light sanding between each coat, like worn down 400 grit or 600 grit in the later stages. Just enough to knock down any dust or roughness. It should take 12-24 hours to be dry enough for even light sanding.
// That SA neighborhood in the pic's looks familier... Her name was Michele!
anyway I was going to steel wool it once it cured.
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