Touch-up. When removing glue squeeze-out, sand with the grain using P220-grit sandpaper. Keep the block flat against the work to avoid rounding over an edge. Shield adjacent surfaces with a wide ...

Random-orbit sanders (top): For removing large amounts of wood from large surfaces, random-orbit sanders can’t be beat. They are less suitable for small areas, and their shape prevents them from ...

BLISTERING: The formation of bubbles or pimples on the surface of finished work. Caused by exposure to excessive heat, significant air movement or improper reduction resulting in trapped solvent.

Making the switch from spraying flat to spraying vertically can revolutionize how you finish cabinet doors and other components. Many shops already have experience spraying vertical surfaces — like ...

Few things can match the satisfaction of creating or improving your wood furnishings on your own. Exercising your creativity can give you something that is beautiful, practical and, if done well, can ...

While it’s true that many homeowners and hobbyists attempt to finish interior wooden furniture, trim and cabinets, few people achieve the results they’d hoped for. At least this is certainly the way ...

Old world painting techniques can lead to a stroke of sophistication in modern-day homes. Jennifer Bertrand, artist and HGTV Design Star season three winner, is spreading the ancient ways of ...