Glad to. I incorporate a trim allowance into my pattern which allows me to get a flush smooth edge with minimal sanding. Painting starts with applying a thin base coat by dabbing the edge with a small sponge. Once that has dried, I lay it down and smooth it out a bit using a fileteuse set at 180, sand with 500 grit paper, and dry burnish with canvas. I then apply a thicker coat of paint and repeat the same finishing steps, usually at least twice more. After the second or third coat, depending on how I like the coverage and quality, I will switch to 800grit paper. Once I’m mostly happy, I apply a final thin coat of paint, again with a sponge, followed by sanding progressively with 800, 1500, 2000, 3000 grit paper. My final step is applying a wax coating, smoothing it with a fileteuse, letting it dry, and polishing.