High-Gloss Polishing of Wooden Surfaces
Three Steps to a High-Gloss Shine
1. Sanding
To remove scratches and imperfections, sand the surface with a Mirka® DEROS electric sander and Microstar® P1200 abrasive until the surface is completely matte. If there is heavy orange peel, sand the surface with Abranet Ace P1000.
2. Damp Sanding
Switch to damp sanding with Abralon® P3000 (make sure both abrasive and surface are wet). To protect the sander and dust extraction system from moisture, turn off the dust extractor or use Mirka Vacuum Block Disc.
Make sure the surface is completely sanded, then wipe it off with a microfiber cloth.
3. Polishing
Polish the surface with Polarshine® 10 and lambswool pad.
For an even deeper gloss, polish a second time using Polarshine® 10 and a yellow waffle polishing pad (optional step).
High Gloss Process on Wood
How to Sand and Polish Wood for a High Gloss Finish
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Water-Based Polishes
All polishes that Mirka produces are water-based and produced in Finland. There are many benefits of choosing a water-based polishing compound.
- Effective permanent removal of scratches - Water-based compounds remove scratches permanently. Solvent-based compounds can lose gloss after cleaning the surface with a degreaser and in some cases, they may only temporarily hide the scratches.
- Safer for the operator - No hazardous chemicals
- Sustainable - Water-based polishes are better for the environment and do not contain benzene or similar hazardous chemicals.
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