Sanding Wooden Cabinets with Sandpaper Grit 100

How to Refinish Wooden Cabinets Using Sandpaper Grit 100

Refinishing wooden cabinets is an excellent way to enhance your kitchen or bathroom’s aesthetic without the cost of replacement. Using Sandpaper Grit 100, you can remove old finishes and smooth surfaces for a flawless refinishing job. Follow this guide to give your cabinets a professional makeover.

Why Use Grit 100 for Cabinets?

• Efficient Finish Removal: Ideal for removing paint or varnish without damaging the wood.
• Smooths Imperfections: Prepares surfaces for staining or painting.

Materials You’ll Need

• Wooden cabinets.
• Sandpaper Sheets:
  • 100 grit: For removing finishes and smoothing rough areas.
  • 150 grit: For refining the surface.
  • 220 grit: For final preparation before staining or painting.
• Sanding block or orbital sander.
• Microfiber cloths for cleaning dust.
• Wood stain, paint, or varnish.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Remove Cabinet Doors

Detach cabinet doors and hardware for easier sanding and refinishing.

Step 2: Remove Old Finish

Use 100-grit sandpaper to strip old paint, varnish, or stains. Sand along the grain for best results.

Step 3: Refine the Surface

Switch to 150-grit sandpaper to refine the surface and remove any sanding marks.

Step 4: Final Sanding

Use 220-grit sandpaper to achieve a smooth finish ready for staining or painting.

Step 5: Apply Finish

Apply wood stain, paint, or varnish to complete the refinishing process. Allow ample drying time between coats.

Pro Tips for Cabinet Refinishing

• Label Hardware: Label cabinet hardware for easy reassembly.
• Use a Tack Cloth: Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth before applying finishes.
• Work in Sections: Focus on one cabinet or door at a time for consistent results.

Why Choose eQualle Sandpaper?

• Durable: Handles tough refinishing projects.
• Precise: Ensures smooth, professional results.
• Eco-Friendly: Made with recyclable materials.