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  • Choosing The Proper Finish For Your Woodworking Project
    If you've finished your woodworking project, congratulations Now, what type of finish do you want to put on it so that not only will you protect your hard work for years to come, but also enhance its innate beauty
  • Bleaches In Wood Finishing: The Good And The Bad
    Another way to change the color of your wood besides staining it is to bleach it As you can imagine, stains add color, while bleaches take color away
  • Filling In The Pores To Create A "Piano Finish"
    Since ultimately all woodworking projects are judged by their finish, you may want to consider adding a touch of elegance to your own project by filling the pores of the wood Filling the pores creates a finish that is as smooth as glass
  • Should You Choose Wax Or Polish To Protect Your Wood Furniture?
    Products for caring for your wood furniture abound If you don't believe me, just take a look in your local supermarket or discount store and you'll see many polishes and waxes available to choose from
  • How To Correct Small Blemishes And Defects In Your Woodworking Project
    While it is common for wood to have defects like splits, cracks and knots, you may notice blemishes in your finished project like scratches, dents and gouges These blemishes are inflicted on the wood from the machines you use to make your project
  • The Key To A Great Finish Is Surface Preparation
    No matter what your current woodworking project may be, whether it is a built-in bookshelf or a simple jewelry box, to create a truly beautiful piece you must put on a proper finish To create that lovely finish, it is necessary to prepare the surface properly
  • How To Apply A Wood Finish
    When you finish a woodworking project, you should try to stain your wood as soon as possible to get the best finish you can If you wait, your piece has a larger chance to become damaged by scratches or stains, and it may accumulate dirt and oils
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