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August 05, 8:54 PM [GMT -5]

Good to know info.

January 21, 12:57 PM [GMT -5]

After my final coat dries, I lightly rub the surface with fine steel wool, clean it with a tack cloth, then rub on a thin coat of finishing wax.

If I am trying for a flawless high gloss, after the steel wool, I buff the finish with a fine polish. I use a buffer for large flat surfaces and do the small areas by hand.

CJR

January 12, 3:14 AM [GMT -5]

Real good tips and advice!

CJR

January 12, 3:00 AM [GMT -5]

Real good tips and advice!

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