#How do I prepare my tabletop for glazing?

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pliant hazel
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Do not sand in all directions. Sand with the grain.

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If it's rough, then yeah, you need to sand more.

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You may have a low spot that is causing your sanding efforts to miss that spot.

orchid pebble
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is this a commercial butcher block? If so, ensure that it's solid, not veneer

oak viper
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If the surface is very uneven, I would start at 80 grit, sand with the grain and put the sandpaper on a block to keep the surface flatter.

Then 120 grit and then 180 gritand then put your finish on.

buoyant sand
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Depending on the depth of the imperfection, you might be in for an awful lot of sanding.