1.   If leather is involved, rough the area to be stuck with coarse abrasive paper.

2.   Once hardened, the repair can be shaped flush with a plane and chisel, before a final finish with abrasive paper.

3.   Rub the table down with a fine abrasive paper before painting it.

4.   Smooth down with a fine abrasive paper.

5.   This resembles a cylinder lawnmower, and drives a drum to which sheets of abrasive paper are fitted.

6.   Use two coats, rubbing down with fin abrasive paper between.

7.   When hardened, smooth down with abrasive paper, then seal with plaster primer.

8.   You can do this by hand with abrasive paper and a sanding block.

9.   As with any paint, you should clean and sand the surface with a fine grit abrasive paper to remove all gloss.

10.   Abrasive papers are sandpapers with aluminum oxide or silicon-carbide grains bonded to a paper or cloth backing.