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Sanding sequence email template

A woodworking guide about the step that cannot be skipped.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Each grit removes the scratches of the previous one. Jumping two grades leaves scratches too deep for the finer paper to reach, and the oil reveals every one.

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  • Preheader
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  1. Campaign context
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  3. Three skimmable sections
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From
Tilbrook Techniques
Subject
Do not skip grits. It shows in the finish
Preheader
80 to 240 direct leaves scratches you cannot see until the oil goes on.

Guide

Skipped grits are invisible until the finish goes on, and then permanent

Each grit removes the scratches of the previous one. Jumping two grades leaves scratches too deep for the finer paper to reach, and the oil reveals every one.

The sequence

Never skip more than one grade. Eighty, one twenty, one eighty, two forty. Each stage removes the last stage's marks, not the wood.

How to check

Wipe with white spirit between grits. It temporarily shows what the finish will show, and remaining scratches become obvious.

When to stop

Two forty is enough for oil. Going finer closes the grain and the oil sits on the surface instead of soaking in.

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