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I'm in the final steps of sanding a project and have noticed some sanding swirl
marks. I have been very careful to step up the sanding grades from 120-150-180-220. I have even tried handing sanding this test board. I still can't seem to remove all the swirl marks. I haven't used walnut before so I may have to drop back and try the sanding process again from 120 grit or lower. Is walnut that hard that it may require a lower sanding grit to start from. I have paper from 80 for my sander. I'm using a festool 150/3 sander. I was going to use Pore-O-Pac paste wood grain filler first then use a tung oil. Is there another way I should consider for a natural grain glass smooth finish. I haven't used a wood grain filler before so this is all new. Thanks again. |
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