Depends on the size of your project. For bigger projects it's probably easier to invest in liquid sandpaper. It's a bit more expensive though. For smaller projects I'd use regular sandpaper.
I agree. How much detail is in the wood ? How large is project ? Are you physically able to tackle it with just paper ? These are the things I consider .
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Depends on the size of your project. For bigger projects it's probably easier to invest in liquid sandpaper. It's a bit more expensive though. For smaller projects I'd use regular sandpaper.
I agree. How much detail is in the wood ? How large is project ? Are you physically able to tackle it with just paper ? These are the things I consider .