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2. In this case the bottom is now the side of a shelf

Thu Nov 23, 2023, 07:26 PM

Nov 2023

So it won’t be visible. But, I think if I needed to I could easily fix whatever looks bad on the end grain.. Maybe slice it off and/or sand it.

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A new method of applying polyurethane to stained wood [View all] BWdem4life Nov 2023 OP

So you brush away the drips as you work upward? WestMichRad Nov 2023 #1

In this case the bottom is now the side of a shelf BWdem4life Nov 2023 #2

A scraper works well to remove blobs WestMichRad Nov 2023 #3