Is this product sandable?
1344859
I don't think you would would want a largesurface to sand because you are supposed join two objects together with a joint that is small not to replace a large surface.The final product may be white and you can paint over it. No it shoulnot be used in such large amounts that you would need to sand it This product should only be used to join two broken parts with a joint between parts with fairly clean joint jb
1344860
Yes. I'm sure it is, but the (two) jobs I have used it on were inner panel parts (not for looks -- just for strength).
1344861
I don't think it would be sandable but I don't have the package anymore to see if it says anything about sanding on it.
1843128
I am not sure about sanding. It may not work. You may be able to paint right over the finish as it is not a smooth finish.
1941715
It is painted. I am sure it could be sanded but it would be better to just get one plain and do it yourself. It is such a nice board it would Be a shame to redo it.
1272036
Definitely. Just be sure to sand the spot smooth so the paint goes on evenly. This putty dries hard like wood, so it is very sandable.
68794
According to the label on the can, yes. Just clean the object with a solution of 1 part ammonia to 10 parts water and let dry thoroughly per label directions. No sanding or other priming is necessary.
647365
Didn't sand ours, but it is a little rough. At least 2 of the boards split upon screwing in, too. It's an OK bed, but nothing fancy for sure.
671043
I don't know .. but would guess no. Maybe test the sandpaper idea on the bottom or take a piece to a paint expert and ask them. Good luck.
1601718
Yes, it can be stained all it needs is to be sanded and then stained the color of your choice! Hope this helps!
451757
Sure, why not. The finish is not gloss so you might be able to find a paint that you can use without sanding it. However the best way would be do a light sand, paint with primer and then apply the finish coat.
1924502
To me it looks as if its printed on. The front side you would not be able to sand off though because it has the clear grip on the front of the board.
1268551
Yes but I would sand it first. Don't see why you couldn't paint it. It's a great cabinet I'm very happy with it
26820
You could paint. Or better to sand lightly, remove dust w tack cloth & stain&varnish.;
805376
yes, as a matter of fact i just tried that few mins ago.It is also sandable, not so much paintable since it doesny absord paint like wood does.
1318134
I have used it for sanding, but if you can find a Velcro style pad why not?
1297092
I don't think so, because the sanding screen won't hold up to that type of material.
2100183
Yes but you will have to paint/stain over. Product is can be sanded smooth.
1542628
If you sand it pretty well I would think so. It has a semi shiny top coat already...