Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to finish wood<br>Sand down the wood. Wood will have flaws like scratches and dents. Whether marks have come from the machines at the mills, or it has become scratched or gouged during handling, or from wear and tear.
Marks in wood can come from handling.
Spraying with a strong stream of water or scouring wheels has a greater chance of causing scratches.
Machines can do some of the finish work for you.
You'll need fancy tools to clean your sand. 
Oak wood has less scratches than balsa wood.
Wood mills always have at least one broken machine.
Cleaning sand is time consuming.
Handling the wood requires the use of gloves.
Not all of the scratches would necessarily be covered by rings.
It takes days to finish wood.
The metal damage will be easily visible.
Scratched vinyl is very abrasive.
It is not normal for the Leupold 3.5x10 to have scratches.
Gather twice as much sand as you'll need. You'll likely lose some sand during the cleaning process. This will not be a pleasant process
Using a soft cloth will not get the stains off wood.
The damage left a scar on the earth.
Diamond Sanding kits can be expensive
There are other locations you should check for damage.
Arrange your tools on a dirty bumpy surface.
Use a cloth like denim to polish nickel.
The fossil was very dirty
A microfiber mop or cloth is recommended for cleaning wooden floors that have not been finished prior to installation.
Wood smells nice as you sand it.
The wood is brown.
Handling accounts for 30% of flaws in wood.