Satin Finish repair

Started by billpurcell, February 07, 2019, 03:23:56 PM

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Does anybody have any suggestions for touching up minor scratches on a satin finish to help color match the wood and make the ding less obvious?
Thanks!
Bill

Is the wood being color matched because the damage went past the finish? You can buy tints but, because it naturally changes color over time, you may want to leave it alone, depending on the difference in shade.

To match satin, I personally just use a grade of sandpaper (around 2000) that gets that soft look. But, it depends on the spot. You can't do it as easily on a big, flat surface.

As a repairperson who has seen more then my fair share of attemps at finish touch up's  leave it alone and live with it.






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Great advice.  Thanks for the input guys!  I have decided to leave it alone.
Bill

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Quote from: Barefoot Rob on February 07, 2019, 10:50:06 PM
As a repairperson who has seen more then my fair share of attempts at finish touch up's  leave it alone and live with it.

:+1:

they aren't scratches and dings, they're signs of character

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