Eleven Steps of Finishing Process

1. Wood Selection – The selection of the finest woods including oak and maple is the essential first step of Liberty’s finishing process.
2. Sanded to Perfection – Our sanding utilizes an ultra fine grit paper, both with and against the wood grain. This process is completed on a vacuum table,
   allowing for a wood surface that is free of all dust particles.
3. Stain Application – An environmentally safe stain is evenly applied to all surfaces. This deep penetrating stain is applied for even coverage on all profiles.
4. Removal of Excess Stain – The wood is brushed to remove excess stain, emphasizing the cabinet’s natural wood grain (where applicable).
5. Sanding Sealer – A coat of tough, non-yellowing, sealer is applied to protect the grain from moisture.
6. Drying Process – For added durability, the sealed wood is cured to lock in the beauty of wood.
7. Hand-Sanded – To achieve an ultra-smooth finish, the wood is hand-sanded one last time.
8. Dust Removal – The resulting dust is removed with both manual and automatic processes, which remove loose particles from the surface of the wood.
9. Top Coat – A second application of a premium quality top coat is applied to protect the wood from yellowing and other environmental elements.
10. UV/Oven Cure – The top coat is UV/oven cured to guarantee the strongest, most beautiful finish.
11. Final Inspection – This last, thorough, inspection ensures lasting quality and beauty. Our gift to you is that every cabinet is crafted with care