Sand, Stain, Poly, Sand, Wipe, Poly Repeat

This past week, we've continued the woodwork finishing effort. It's been a lot of the same motions over-and-over but we're making good progress.

There's Lots of Sanding . . .

After the first coat of brush on poly dries, 220 sandpaper takes off all the little bumps and leaves a smooth surface.

There's Lots of Wiping . . . 

After the first coat of poly is sanded, a tack cloth removes all the dust.

There's Lots of Poly-ing. . . 

In addition to the first coat of brush-on, everything gets a second coat of wipe-on poly. It's less stinky than the brush-on and easier to do (for me, anyway.)

. . . And No More Frog Tape!

The best part about finishing a section of woodwork is removing the green frog tape. The woodwork looks great and we're getting closer to being "done."

Stay Tuned for More Progress!