Resin art projects—whether coasters, jewelry, or tabletops—often cure with imperfections: ripples, bubbles, or surface haze. To unlock glass-like clarity, finish with a sanding ladder: 800 ? 1500 ? 2000 ? 3000 grit, followed by polishing. Each grit step reduces scratches,...
Freshly installed epoxy countertops can look a little cloudy—fine sanding lines, nibs, or a uniform haze that hides the depth you expected. The fastest path to water-clear gloss is a cool, controlled wet-sanding routine followed by a brief polish. This...
Want that crisp, mirror-flat finish on your paint without orange peel, dust nibs, or texture? Wet-sanding a cured clear coat—then polishing—gets you there fast if you follow a disciplined grit ladder and keep everything cool, clean, and flat. This guide...
