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- Yes I'm thinking something like Walnut. There were spots where the paint/ glue residue / general goo had actually absorbed into the wood. I'm anticipating that this residual darkness will end up adding depth to the finish if it doesn't totally thin out as I continue to finish sand it.Are you going to do a real dark stain on that?
- Feel free to ask questions or follow the thread! I should be able to finish sanding it this week, maybe get to staining by the weekend!I'm also curious about this 810 restoration.
- Yes I'm thinking something like Walnut. There were spots where the paint/ glue residue / general goo had actually absorbed into the wood. I'm anticipating that this residual darkness will end up adding depth to the finish if it doesn't totally thin out as I continue to finish sand it.
What did I miss?
What did I miss?
Oh forgot the part about we had her trailer towed...
Yeah, I noticed, that's why I asked. You might want to consider using a dark color grain filler before staining, if you're concerned about keeping the finish somewhat even looking with those dark patches. That way it's just adding depth the grain, instead of looking like blotches of dark.
Nice work on the old 810, twisted. How many hours do you have into it so far?