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Huh? Wrong way round, surely? Sanding before sealing would be the norm in most circumstances, on a single piece of wood for instance, but applying sealer first lessens bleed in cases where there is a likelihood of colour contamination between segments of differing woods.

(sorry to be pedantic Alan)

[QUOTE="Phil Dart, post: 361724, member: 735"] Huh? Wrong way round, surely? Sanding before sealing would be the norm in most circumstances, on a single piece of wood for instance, but applying sealer first lessens bleed in cases where there is a likelihood of colour contamination between segments of differing woods. (sorry to be pedantic Alan) [/QUOTE]

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