Sentences with phrase «sandpaper if»

I also sand over the entire surface with «fine» 220 sandpaper if needed to smooth a paint ridge or drip.

The surface may need to be roughed up more with sandpaper if the original finish was glossy.

If there are still a few, gently sand over them with 220 sandpaper if they are raised and the recoat with a new mix of chalk paint where the PoP has been dissolved.

I figured it would be easier to remove paint from the seat with sandpaper if there were drips or anything.

Not exact matches

Even more so if you only breakout in a confined area (i used to have hormonal sports only on my chin and jaw area) you really don't want to reduce your whole face to sandpaper!

If your coffee is too coarse you risk developing a cat like sandpaper tongue.

You see, consuming lots of insoluble fiber when your gut is all inflamed would be akin to rubbing a sandpaper against an open wound... Now, this does not mean that you should need to forego coconut flour completely if you have any of these health issues.

You promise to keep going until the next tooth comes in, even though now if feels like your baby has sandpaper in her mouth every time she nurses.

«If, for example, we treat a metal with sandpaper, we also achieve a noticeable change in appearance, but this is only two - dimensional, and does not change the characteristics of the surface,» explained Dr. Mark - Daniel Gerngross of the research team on materials sciences from Kiel.

The skin's texture — relatively smooth if stroked from head to tail but painfully rough in the other direction — has made it suitable for applications including sandpaper and sword grips.

But if sex has started to feel like death by sandpaper, you can probably blame a drop in estrogen, Dr. Streicher says.

If a stain were to occur over time, you can use fine grained sandpaper to buff out.

You might not have spent a lot of time thinking about bath towels, but if you've ever grabbed a scratchy towel that feels like sandpaper and won't absorb water, you know how important a soft, absorbent towel is.

If you will not be using furniture specific paint, (milk paint, chalk paint) and your piece is really shiny, I would give it a scuff sanding with 220 grit sandpaper to knock off some of the shine before spraying / painting.

If you want a smooth surface, try sanding with fine grit sandpaper after the final coat has dried or painting with a sponge roller.

You could try sanding with a very fine grit sandpaper 320 grit or finer and see if that works.

Even if it goes on a bit thick, you can easily use 160 grit sandpaper to smooth it after it dries and before adding wax or poly.

If you plan to distress the painted finish with sandpaper to make it look old once the paint is dry, then do not use primer.

If you are not going to distress the edges of the desk using sandpaper to make the painted finish look old, then yes you can prime first.

If the dried surface feels gritty, the PoP was not mixed enough There is a simple fix for this, simply sand over it with 100 grit sandpaper to smooth.

@MonkeyBonkey: If you know what you're doing, you can probably remove the spray paint with minimal damage to the real paint using some light super-fine sandpaper and rubbing compound.

Ceramic brakes need careful inspection: if they feel like sandpaper it's likely the silicone lining will have carbonised or worn badly (a new set is almost # 10k).

Finally, if turning trash to treasure floats your creative craft, and you're not afraid of basic tools like a hammer, sandpaper and paintbrushes, then Flea Market Makeovers for the Outdoors: Projects ∧ Ideas Using Flea Market Finds ∧ Recycled Bargain Buys (Bulfinch, $ 29.95, 160 pages, ISBN 0821228617), by B.J. Berti, is the book for you.

Steve Job him self has stepped in an dismissed the idea he suggested that they'll work fine if they come with sandpaper to file your fingers down to the size needed to make a 7 ″ tablet usable.

False — cats use their sandpaper like tongue to fully clean themselves and only need a bath in extreme circumstances (if they get into something really nasty!)

If your cat is scratching inappropriate objects, cover them with something the cat will find unappealing, such as double - sided tape, aluminum foil, or sheets of sandpaper.

If I could describe it, the sandstone back panel feels like a very fine sandpaper or a smooth piece of charcoal.

If necessary, use a knife blade to carve away excess filler, and sandpaper to smooth out the surface.

If it still comes off, then sand over the surface where the paint is peeling off with 220 grit sandpaper.

If you plan to distress the painted finish with sandpaper to make it look old once the paint is dry, then do not use primer.

Even if it goes on a bit thick, you can easily use 160 grit sandpaper to smooth it after it dries and before adding wax or poly.

If the dried surface feels gritty, the PoP was not mixed enough There is a simple fix for this, simply sand over it with 100 grit sandpaper to smooth.

If you want to make the painted design look distressed, rub it with sandpaper after the paint is dry, then add the wax or poly finish.

If a smoother texture is desired, finish sand between coats with a fine - grade (220 - 320) foam sanding pad or 400 - grit sandpaper to improve smoothness and adhesion.

If this fails, lightly sand with fine sandpaper and clean the area using # 00 steel wool and mineral spirits, or a wood floor cleaner.

If I am going after a distressed look for a piece using sandpaper, I like using CCP alone.

Distress the cabinet door edges by sanding them with a fine - grit grade sandpaper, if that's the look you're after.

Once it's dry, you can distress the paint if you choose to give it the vintage look by using sandpaper to scuff up the edges.

To fix the problem, you can see if the areas will sand smooth with some very fine sandpaper or steel wool.

If you still see any ridges in the finish, go over very lightly with super fine sandpaper to smooth and then reapply the clearcoat sealer.

Step 5: Instead of using sandpaper like I have previously I used a razor blade and gently scraped the edges, I loved the way it added a rustic look (be careful if you try this method)!

Hi Phyllis — If you plan to distress the chalk paint in areas with sandpaper, you will see the stark white of the Kilz against the warmer white of the Old White.

Also, take the time to run a piece of sandpaper over the edges, the final product will look much better if you do.

If the grain raises slightly after the first oiling, sand the surface lightly with 220 or 320 grit sandpaper and wipe down with a damp cloth, then apply another coat of butcher block oil.

If a plank seems to be losing its scent, rub the surface with coarse sandpaper (outdoors or in a well - ventilated area).

If you made any drastic changes you will need to use the fine grade sandpaper now before moving on.

I wanted the pot to be pretty white, but if you add too much you can always use a coarse sandpaper and remove some paint.

If you sand after waxing, you will see you have less dust since the wax and paint removed seem to stick more onto your sandpaper.

If distressing with sandpaper, when I'm finished I actually pull out my vacuum cleaner and my soft bristle brush attachment and run it lightly over the piece to remove any paint dust.

You can do this lightly with fine grit sandpaper, heavier with gritty sandpaper, or you can take and orbital sander to it and distress the living daylights out if it... your call.