Your question was cut off in the middle...but if you need to use sandpaper....just remember, the finer the grain, the less wood and finish it will remove when you use it. If you only have light scratches you need to remove, use a light or medium grade sandpaper. If you use a medium grade, you can follow behind with a fine grain to finish smoothing it out completely.
I got this chair at an estate sale, it was in pretty bad shape!! Brought it home, fixed all the cracks, fixed the broken arm on back...I drilled hole in both pieces a...
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Your question was cut off in the middle...but if you need to use sandpaper....just remember, the finer the grain, the less wood and finish it will remove when you use it. If you only have light scratches you need to remove, use a light or medium grade sandpaper. If you use a medium grade, you can follow behind with a fine grain to finish smoothing it out completely.