Whether you buy wooden trim or make it yourself, sanding trim before finishing definitely improves results. The problem is that sanding trim by hand takes a lot longer than seems reasonable. That’s where something called a sanding mop can help. I bought mine from a Canadian company called Stockroom Supply. As far as I know they invented sanding mops. Click below to watch and see how it works.What you get is smooth results without ruining the details of the profile.
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