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@@LaEmmadeUSA Great Job!

NO! NO paper towels! It is a lint free cloth that has poly on it already! There is a link in the description of this video to lint free cloths from amazon or an old white cotton tshirt works also!

@@layersofgracedesigns9351 Awesome! Thank you. And yeah, I know you didn't actually use a paper towel. Hence the "Ha!" comment

Shorts did away with long description after this published. We sanded the maple wood to a 220 grit smoothness and then used a black stain on it. The black turned into the perfect dark brown color. This will also work on birch woods.

@@dakota8189 ha ha ha.

@@heyyou9996 thank you so much for your kind words! Happy we could help

@@ShanaDiYardieGirl Satin is the most popular right now. Matte is second. It is just a preference to how shiny you want your pieces to be

@@Fixed-1t yeah, wouldn’t be any fun at all

Good Point! The product is Voo Doo Stain by Dixie Belle. The color is Al Natural 😊

@@beingsaved the color is Peppercorn by Wise Owl One Hour Enamel

@@Edwin5467 sorry this made you feel threatened by a woman. As the man of this channel. Paint isn’t perfect. It is always good advice to strain the paint. It doesn’t take any additional time to pour it through a strainer Also, the spray guns come with strainers for this reason

​@@layersofgracedesigns9351are you an idiot? You are supposed to stir the paint yourself. Lmao. Congratulations you have every man watching this cringing their ass off at this stupid sh.

​@@layersofgracedesigns9351I have no idea where the hell you're buying spray paint cans that come with strainers lol. But there's a reason all the spray paint cans have little metal balls inside for you to shake.

This is why we have a problem in today's society of men not respecting women, Because some of them are stupid af lmao.

I know your momma didn’t raise you to talk about women like that, “Edwin”…

@@Ramo0781 great idea! Whatever helps.

It was mixed at the store and then again before I poured it! I do hope to one day not be an incompetent everyday person and more like you! Trying my best to get there!

Bro some people are just dumb as hell and don't get anything done correctly. Also woman so that doesn't help nothing.

It's a wamen lol

It was mixed at the store and again before I used it.

​@@layersofgracedesigns9351 You're supposed to mix it yourself. ???

It was mixed at the store and again before I used it.

​@@layersofgracedesigns9351 That's not how that works

​@@layersofgracedesigns9351You're supposed to mix it yourself lmao

​@@nikoliwilliams3721 bro only read half of the reply

@@tonyz6421 after the 180 grit, you can lightly hand sand with the direction of the wood and add stain!

@@layersofgracedesigns9351 ok, thanks 👍🏼

@@frankiebouchard2885 a work in progress usually do!

@@swbccs thank you for your kindness! In that video I used a lint free cloth. Since making this video, I typically pour the wipe on poly in a plastic container and used a high quality foam brush to apply it. It makes it go on thicker and self leveling better. If I wanted a thin polished layer, I would used the same applicator as a French polish. Which is made of cheesecloths bound together.

@@LinHowe-lz8rj we do not typically use wood conditioner before applying polyurethanes. Wood conditioner is just extremely thinned out polyurethane so it isn’t needed. Some refinishers use it prior to…to eliminate raised grained but since we sand between every finish, we choose not to use it. It is up to the refinisher and their style The brand I recommend is @oldmasters

It is Called Command by Benjamin Moore. Color is alabaster white

The brand is Old Masters. It is a water based polyurethane

You are very welcome!

You may need a different size or it needs to be forced. You can use a razor blade and shave some of the plastic off to make it fit. Also, make sure the metal is not bent inward. That can keep it from going in the slot. Hope this helps

@@layersofgracedesigns9351 I think I'll have my husband take over! The new ones are the same size as the broken one so as you mentioned he may need to use his rubber mallet....

Didn't need the husband after all! I did it because he couldn't! 😂😂

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You are very welcome. Thank you for your kind words. I need to start making more videos. 😃

You are very welcome!

As long as you get an even coat on your surface, streaking should be minimal to none. Also, you will need to apply 3-5 coats. Sometimes the few first coats may streak due to the wood soaking in the product, but your final coats should not

Yes in general it is the same technique for a vertical. I just wouldn’t pour it on and would do it thinner so it doesn’t drip!

The upgrade would be to remove the current runners and replace with a wood to wood setup. Next time I do this, I will video and post it!

@@layersofgracedesigns9351 I meant with something like a different mechanism. Like a soft close. I’ve been trying to find a video of that but can’t find one. My glides keep braking.

@@roberto.gallegos Understood! You can get the soft glide drawer slides for cabinets and put on the side of the drawers instead but it really is going to be dependent on the drawer you are working with! I would search cabinet soft close ball bearing glides. I will check my stock and see if I have something I can do this on and make a video!

You are welcome! Happy we could help!

Go Pokes!

This is just wipe on poly. The color is the natural wood tone for this species of wood!

You can to help reduce raised grain on your first coat. We just apply this first and smooth sand between every additional coat.