Apply the first coat of finish, and wait for it to fully dry based on the manufacturers instructions. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Can a Floor Sander Drum be used with a fine grain or would this be too heavy handed and strip the finish? I saw that denibbing is recommended with fiddes hardwax oil, how do you do this for a large area such as a floor?

The De-nibbing Pad should also be used when you have applied your last coat of finish to finish the job off feeling extra smooth.Denibbing is a process to remove nibs -when a varnish is applied to wood the grain is raised so it feels rough when the varnish has dried -hence the need for fine abrasive (abrasive isnt made wit sand these days!

Denibbing is a really important step in applying any finish, it helps either the adhesion or absorption of further coats and can make a real difference to your projects.Finishing Pads, also known as De-nibbing Pads are used to sand finishes down in between applications of finish (Oil, Paint, Varnish) to help create a much smoother finish at the end. As I haven't done this before I presume that you just run a cloth or pad of sorts over the finish gently to give the silky smooth finish?

Mirka Mirlon pads are recomended when decorating for the removal of raised grain on timber after an initial coating has been applied, and recommended for denibbing between subsequent coats. I've done very little oil finishing, but with paint and varnish of any sort, on wood or metal, I find 600 grit wet n dry (maybe used wet, maybe dry, depends on the parent material) by hand wrapped around a cork block the way to go.

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