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Removing dried glaze finish

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Tom Guilbault posted on 02-22-2013 9:29 AM

I recently finished building a cherry blanket chest but I made a mistake in the finish process. I'm looking for some direction to correct my mistake. I first applied two coats of sanding sealer ( wax free shellac ), then I applied a coat of burnt umber glaze with glazing medium. After drying I decided to add a second coat of glaze to darken the color but after applying the second coat I got called away to do something else. By the time I returned the second coat of glaze had dried and I could not rub it out.                                                                                                                                        

Can someone please let me know what my options are for correcting this problem ? Should I add a third coat of glaze , strip the finish down, or sand it down. I would greatly appreciate your help in this matter.

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Tom,

Try rubbing it out with 600 grit wet/dry paper and water or Mineral Spirit if no luck move  to 500 or 400

Good Luck

Nels

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