07-07-2011, 07:20 PM
I come humbly before you, my friends, seeking the wisdom of the cabinet masters among us.
I received my first quart of Constantine's grain filler today. Having previously prepared two small Philco cabinets for refinishing, a 38-14T and a 39-7T, I applied the grain filler this evening to the tops of both cabinets.
Or, should I say, I tried to.
After four applications on the 38-14's top, the pores are still showing. They are partially filled, but nowhere near completely filled.
On the 39-7, it looks pretty good after two applications, but still not 100% filled.
Both cabinets were stripped the same way (and at the same time), and both were sprayed with sanding sealer yesterday, more than 24 hours before I attempted to apply grain filler this evening.
So, my question is...What am I doing wrong?
In trying to read as much as I could on this subject before trying it for myself, did I misread something?
Or, should I be applying filler before applying sanding sealer? If this is the case, I will be feeling pretty stupid...
I received my first quart of Constantine's grain filler today. Having previously prepared two small Philco cabinets for refinishing, a 38-14T and a 39-7T, I applied the grain filler this evening to the tops of both cabinets.
Or, should I say, I tried to.
After four applications on the 38-14's top, the pores are still showing. They are partially filled, but nowhere near completely filled.
On the 39-7, it looks pretty good after two applications, but still not 100% filled.
Both cabinets were stripped the same way (and at the same time), and both were sprayed with sanding sealer yesterday, more than 24 hours before I attempted to apply grain filler this evening.
So, my question is...What am I doing wrong?
In trying to read as much as I could on this subject before trying it for myself, did I misread something?
Or, should I be applying filler before applying sanding sealer? If this is the case, I will be feeling pretty stupid...
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
