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Sun, Jul 22, 12 at 11:15
| I am replacing a pair of cabinet doors for an oak vanity. I stained the doors with minwax stain, then applied one coat of minwax polyurethane, semi-gloss. I think the sheen is too high compared to the rest of the vanity and drawers. Would either a light sanding and/or follow-up coat of a satin-finish polyurethane be of any help? Thanks much. |
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- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sun, Jul 22, 12 at 19:20
| Yes, either, but the easiest is to apply a new coat with a different sheen. The final coat determines the final sheen. Just do a light scuff-sand of the existing finish with maroon or light gray Scotch-Brite pad or P400 sandpaper. |
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