if i want to make something smooth like a bartop, do i have to do any additional sanding or will it actually be flat?
1065996
I used this product to seal the floor in my bathroom. I lay pennies on the floor and poured this over the top just slightly higher than the coins. It came our like glass and required no sanding. I was careful not the shake the product to keep out all the bubbles. Good luck!
1269217
There is a rubber sanding drum attachment which is about -inch diameter on which you mount various grits of sandpaper. I guess you could smooth plastic with that. Both inside and outside curves, but will have to watch not to get the material too hot or it will melt and imbed in the sandpaper grit.
988476
If it looks like our crown molding then probably not the best choice. I would have used my 3M hard rubber form with standard sandpaper wrapped around it. It is hand sanding but the multi-form rubber backer would have been good for all the curved sections as well as the flats.
602246
We did about a week ago. You don't need to sand down to bare wood. You have to follow the instructions for screws, nails, cracks, etc. Oh, and that really prickly feeling on bare feet went away after about a week.
647370
It comes already sanded, I didn't have to at all. I put a whitewash on ours and it worked out great!
1782175
I would create some kind of a mold to help hold the product in place. The less sanding you have to do the happier you will be as its gets extremely hard.
1439625
This will replane the door. Good? That depends on skill. I,ve never been able to plane a large area perfectly smooth. It can get you to the point where a sander will provide a smooth surface. l
887893
I think that could be done. The surface is a bit slick, but the material substance is plenty strong enough to take a sanding that would do the trick nicely. Hope that helps you, and enjoy your sculpting!
1594020
I get it close to what I want then use sander to make it flush ... I patched the top of a vintage table where the veneer was coming off, then chalk painted, looks amazing
1269216
There is a rubber sanding drum attachment which is about ½-inch diameter on which you mount various grits of sandpaper. I guess you could smooth plastic with that. Both inside and outside curves, but will have to watch not to get the material too hot or it will melt and imbed in the sandpaper grit.
2129408
It has a kind of sanded feel. Not polished. I have not experienced any slippage myself.
1776201
i don't think: it's a stiker, if you want a perfect result you need a flat surface
2043475
Yes and no, because the working time is only a few hours of being really soft before gradually hardening. Making a large mass difficult. It is easy to sand and carve however. I personally would recommend putting smaller pieces over an armature, of say foil and wire, and blending sections together as you work. That's the way I work with my projects of similar size and this product. This product is amazing to smooth and blend just by using water or rubbing alcohol.
1240324
I really don't know, but I will say this... it is ALL ABOUT THE PREP. Some of my cabinets needed sanding, some were fine with the product they provide in the box for use with the scrubbie pad. If I was going to try it on a veneer I would probably sand.
283712
You should probably sand. Take the extra time to get a result worth having.
1952722
It is smooth and self stick sand paper is required. Like the sander so far!
2040730
Yes indeed you can. I use a dremel to sand rough then a finer finish grit. I have not gone for a polished look though, but it is probably possible. I sand to shape with more precision.