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3 Responses to “Getting Started with Resin - Alaskan River Coffee Table”
Ruebin Thrasher
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stileandrail
How do you keep it level with the top. You answer that "yes you do" to the question do you sand epoxy. Your answer is pretty weak. Sand it with what? Every time I've sanded epoxy it blurred the finish. I'm trying to do a project that will be painted. Do I carve the letters in first, sand the epoxy then paint/poly the project or the reverse? Will pain/poly stick to the poly? All your project are over the top for most of us. All I want to do fill in some knots/crack so they are level and clean with some color added, to the surface. Is there a class on the simpler things we may want to do?
Joseph Muhs
Do you sand the epoxy?
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Love it
How do you keep it level with the top. You answer that "yes you do" to the question do you sand epoxy. Your answer is pretty weak. Sand it with what? Every time I've sanded epoxy it blurred the finish. I'm trying to do a project that will be painted. Do I carve the letters in first, sand the epoxy then paint/poly the project or the reverse? Will pain/poly stick to the poly? All your project are over the top for most of us. All I want to do fill in some knots/crack so they are level and clean with some color added, to the surface. Is there a class on the simpler things we may want to do?
Do you sand the epoxy?