My last humidor build.

Wow. Nice. How did you finish it?

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Thank you. First I sanded it starting with 600 and working my way to 2000. The maple was dyed with a warm oak waterbase stain then it was also sanded to a 2000 grit finish. Then came the fun part. I brushed on 6 coats of lacquer going opposite directions every time. Once they all cured, I sanded everything flat with 320 and did 4 more coats. Now it was sanded starting with 600 again and ended with 2000 and a rubbing compound. Now a coat of automotive wax and a nice, big Opus-X cigar.

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Well, you can tell….even in photos….that the finish is something special. I’m sure in person it’s unreal. Really good stuff. Thanks for the info.

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This is one kick- a—humidor! Way to go!!!
Ken

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Did you build square built up stock for the corners then round it? I really like that detail and would be interested if you don’t mind sharing..

Wonderful colors, it looks great.

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