Strip old finish
Start coarse on worn tabletops and broad surfaces that still carry coating or heavy wear.
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A tighter sequence for shoppers who want to move from old finish to final prep without guessing which product comes next.
Start coarse on worn tabletops and broad surfaces that still carry coating or heavy wear.
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Use a longer strip when the job needs a straighter scratch pattern on wide faces, rails, and edges.
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Move to a soft pad when the surface is level and you want a cleaner last pass before coating.
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Keep this on hand for the gentlest final touch-ups, curves, and post-prep refinement.
Shop NowThese small choices usually make the biggest difference on the first order.
Discs suit machine sanding, strips suit long boards and blocks, and soft pads suit finish prep and touch-ups.
The last grit change should leave the surface ready for stain, paint, or topcoat, not just more sanded.
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