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(Master craftsman William LaRue recommends using 100-, 120-, 150-, and 180-grit sandpaper, and finishing with 220-grit.) If your board has really deep gouges, you may want to start with 80-grit ...

I used a 120-grit sandpaper on my electric sander to sand the whole piece down, and then wiped the HEMNES with a soft microfiber cloth. I then did a once-over on the top with a finer, 200 grit ...

These include an 80 grit texture, as well as 120 and 220 grit options. These link into your rotary tool with a one-piece build that doesn't require an added mandrel for support.

Then purchase a sanding block and some 120-grit sandpaper. Apply medium pressure to the area and extend out slightly further to blend in where you are sanding.

Start with 80-grit, move to 120-grit, [and] end with 220-grit." When it comes to blemishes and edges on flat surfaces, Beacham shared that it's important to sand evenly and keep the sandpaper flat.

4. Sand the Surfaces in the Boxes Once boxes have been fully prepped, sand every surface using 220-grit paper until completely smooth. Use the 120-grit sandpaper when the 220-grit won’t cut it.

Method No. 4: Sandpaper and other abrasives Roughing up a dirty grip might sound good in theory and we found people recommending 80- to 120-grit sandpaper and abrasive sponges like Mr. Clean’s Magic ...