Going to try out the brown paper bag for the first time on a new table that will be finished with Arm-R-Seal. When would be the right time to make use of brown paper bag as a final knock down....do I...
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Going to try out the brown paper bag for the first time on a new table that will be finished with Arm-R-Seal. When would be the right time to make use of brown paper bag as a final knock down....do I...
I have a large table to finish with Arm-R-Seal and the "square-frame leg" at one end is attached by bolts to recessed threaded inserts on the underside of the tabletop.
Would it be best to...
The paint roller is an interesting idea. Does the Arm-R-Seal need to be wiped off? I see many folks reiterating that it is a "wipe on" finish, meaning that it should be left to settle but I suppose...
Yes, that is the exact concern that I have...I've read that the Satin must be stirred frequently so that the flattening agents remain evenly dispersed, which would reduce potential streaking. So if...
Debating strategies for applying Arm-R-Seal to a 7ft long Ash table with a 30" waterfall edge with a white oak leg, sanded up to 150 grit. I plan to apply 2 layers of gloss and 1 final layer of...
When you "retry" a failed India Ink price, do you start over by sanding down to raw wood...starting somewhere like 60 grit?
Those are precisely my thoughts. The last time I botched this, the first coat actually looked damn good. Some light specks could be seen where the ink hadn't quite penetrated deep enough in some...
Sadly, I did not. After the first attempt, I painstakingly sanded the table back down to as close as I could to raw wood and attempted again but I was still having issues. Namely:
1. During the...
I'm having some issues with streaks and spots using india ink on ash.
I have a large 6'x3' ash tabletop that I prepped for dye by sanding with a ROS from 80, 120,150 and 220...then finished by...