I'm using oil based poly on my project, mainly because I have a ton of it. I have a Wooster badger hair brush as recommended by some of you in a previous thread. I plan on laying down a thin coat, but not overworking the surface. I'm guessing I have to wait overnight before applying the second, third... coats. That's all I know.
What is the proper thing to do in between coats?
1) Nothing, only prior to the last coat?
2) Sand lightly with paper (I have 150 garnet and if need be I'll sacrifice a couple of 220 grit discs (by hand))?
3) I have 0000 steel wool. Should I use that? Somewhere I read the general convention was to steer clear of steel wool.
Any other suggestions,DOs or DON'Ts etc?
I'm sure this has been beaten to death before and I apologize for bringing it up again. I did a search for the info and I got a little dizzy wading through them all. If you have responded in the past, just point me to the thread(s) and don't waste anymore of your time trying to explain it to me.
Thanks for your help.
What is the proper thing to do in between coats?
1) Nothing, only prior to the last coat?
2) Sand lightly with paper (I have 150 garnet and if need be I'll sacrifice a couple of 220 grit discs (by hand))?
3) I have 0000 steel wool. Should I use that? Somewhere I read the general convention was to steer clear of steel wool.
Any other suggestions,DOs or DON'Ts etc?
I'm sure this has been beaten to death before and I apologize for bringing it up again. I did a search for the info and I got a little dizzy wading through them all. If you have responded in the past, just point me to the thread(s) and don't waste anymore of your time trying to explain it to me.
Thanks for your help.