Final Step Continued
As you can see I've put my brand on this project.
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The following day I sprayed the front, but the weather
conditions were not in my favor. The wind was blowing a little too much
and I had a hard time covering with even coats. The next day I bought
this brush-on Polyurethane that worked really well. I kick myself for
not starting with it.
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I lightly sanded with 400 paper before applying the
brush on clear. And I had a hard time getting rid of the streaks from the spray
can, but after three coats, this is what it looks like.
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It's Finished Here it is all finished. I fastened it to the wall in
stead of the bed frame. This way I can move the bed and not worry about
the headboard being a problem while doing so.
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I'm pretty happy with and it should last many years.
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