goldeneyedmonkey
Established Member
Hi all,
Quick one for y'all. During staining (which I am doing more & more often to my annoyance) I found that I'd missed a bit of glue squeeze-out/ clear-up that I should have seen during the final sanding. There was no way I could have sanded back at that point so I just had to carry on staining. It's not in a very obvious place at all, but it really annoyed me.
I normally just check from different angles, whilst moving the light source around as well. But this time said technique has failed me. Is there a better way? Even if it's not on a piece that needs to be stained I obvioulsy don't want visible glue as it'll foul up finshes still. I'm using Titebond II by the way. Does anyone use the UV reactive Titebond?
Thanks in advance. _Dan.
Quick one for y'all. During staining (which I am doing more & more often to my annoyance) I found that I'd missed a bit of glue squeeze-out/ clear-up that I should have seen during the final sanding. There was no way I could have sanded back at that point so I just had to carry on staining. It's not in a very obvious place at all, but it really annoyed me.
I normally just check from different angles, whilst moving the light source around as well. But this time said technique has failed me. Is there a better way? Even if it's not on a piece that needs to be stained I obvioulsy don't want visible glue as it'll foul up finshes still. I'm using Titebond II by the way. Does anyone use the UV reactive Titebond?
Thanks in advance. _Dan.