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Finishing

4/18/2017

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A quick addenda to my last entry. 

As I have said, I leave my finish tins upside down on an angle so that finish only accumulates in the reservoir.  When I am ready to use the finish, I flip the can over but leave it on the angle.  This allows the finish to drain down from the sides and lid of the tin.  If I flip the can over as the first part of preparing my finishing materials, this gives plenty of time for the liquid to drain down.

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