24-11-2011, 04:44 PM
Well Done Young Man,
If you have any stubborn finish left on the cabinet, the thicker jelly like nitromors may help, applied with a paintbrush and worked into the stubborn area on the cabinet, (nowadays, i use wilkinsons own brand of stripper, much cheaper and just as strong)
then I usually go over the cabinet with fine grade wire wool and white spirit, then after it has dried, a fine grade of sandpaper,
wood stopper to fill any imperfections, before the final sanding.
this way I find brings the best results that I find the easiest for me,
If you have any stubborn finish left on the cabinet, the thicker jelly like nitromors may help, applied with a paintbrush and worked into the stubborn area on the cabinet, (nowadays, i use wilkinsons own brand of stripper, much cheaper and just as strong)
then I usually go over the cabinet with fine grade wire wool and white spirit, then after it has dried, a fine grade of sandpaper,
wood stopper to fill any imperfections, before the final sanding.
this way I find brings the best results that I find the easiest for me,
