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DIY Wood Stains. Staining & Clear Coating Interior Wood Trim. How to stain wood windows.

What happens here

After sanding, thoroughly clean the window casing. Use a dust brush or an old, clean paintbrush to meticulously remove all sanding dust from the wood surface, especially from any carved details or corners. Following this, vacuum the entire area, including the window, countertop, and floor, to ensure no dust remains that could interfere with the new finish.

Goal: Ensure the surface is completely dust-free.

Tools and materials

  • Dust Brush — Removing sanding dust from the wood surface
  • Vacuum — Cleaning up sanding dust from the surrounding area

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It's a green tape that swells and doesn't allow any bleeding through. Actually tooken this window. I've just used a 3M sanding sponge, a medium sanding sponge, just went around sanded this window by hand. And then I just took a a duster brush. I had an old paint brush that I went around dusted it off and I vacuumed up all the dust and made sure it's dustfree now. Now we're getting to the process where we're using Sher William Sherwood BAC wiping stain

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