I also did not quite like the way the urethane turned out on this side of the door, so I sanded it down as resprayed it. It looks pretty good now, although once it drys it will not be quite this shiny.
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Sunday, May 02, 2010
The arched top door - Minster, Oh - Bending wood
With the wood out of the steamer and out of the clamps, I have glued it in place. This wood is being used as stop material that will hold the glass pack in position. Here are some pictures of the first side of stop material installed. I will apply an elastomeric sealant around the edges of the stop, which will seal it from water and also dress it up.
I also did not quite like the way the urethane turned out on this side of the door, so I sanded it down as resprayed it. It looks pretty good now, although once it drys it will not be quite this shiny.
I also did not quite like the way the urethane turned out on this side of the door, so I sanded it down as resprayed it. It looks pretty good now, although once it drys it will not be quite this shiny.
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