Do not use steel wool with water-based finishes the particles will get trapped in the finish and rust. Do not over-sand with fine-grit sandpapers this will close and seal the wood grain, preventing ideal color absorption. Sanding schedule: 120-grit sandpaper followed by 150-grit.If you skip this critical step, your finish may fail. Z Nation continues next Friday with 'Little Red and the Wolfz' on Syfy.Before applying paint, all raw wood projects require preparation sanding, and all existing finishes require prep cleaning and sanding. The Z - Bomb zombies covered in dynamite chasing a Musical Jolly Chimp The Bad - Addy's bad tooth and extraction scene Merch's sacrifice, Jason McKee's direction, Jason Gallagher's score We'll leave you with some of our favorite moments in tonight's episode: Overall, this is another great entry into a, so far, fantastic Season 3 for Z Nation. It's possible Graham wasn't sure what to do with the characters (seeing how the focus was on the other members of the group) but this sidestory stands out like a sore thumb. Mei pulls out with pliers after choking her unconscious. Without showing any previous symptoms, Addy suddenly has an abscessed tooth, which Dr. It's not a poorly executed plot, it's just rather meaningless in the grand scheme of the show. Mei (Sydney Viengluang), Addy (Anastasia Baranova) and Doc (Russell Hodgkinson). While this episode of Z Nation has some really great moments, it had one major problem: The side story consisting of Dr. Not only was it emotionally devastating to watch, but it significantly alters Murphy's entire plan going forward. This is, hands down, the best scene in the entire episode. No longer zombie-proof, she is quickly overrun, then killed as Murphy watches helplessly from behind the fence. Merch walks into the zombie moat and injects herself the original vaccine. In one of the most heart-wrenching scenes of the entire series, Dr.

This is something she can't allow herself to continue doing, so she makes a difficult decision. Merch back under his control, he forces her to make ten thousand doses of the blend vaccine and begin injecting the survivors at the camp. However, Murphy becomes aware of her plan, rebites her, then sends Chaffin after 10K when he escapes with the original vaccine. She injects 10K (Nat Zang) with it to counter Murphy's control. Merch has been working on this cure, she's saved some of the original H1Z1 vaccine that turned Murphy into a zombie-mind control freak in the first place. Merch (Lisa Coronado) lots of blood to make his blend vaccine, so he's unable to heal everyone with his bite. The chase between 10K and Chaffin along the rooftops is a particular favorite. McKee uses the camera to tell Graham's story in such a fantastic way it's a shame he hasn't directed more episodes. Jason McKee returns to the director's chair for this episode and he brings the same unique visual style and creative camera angles that made the other episode he directed, 'Roswell' a standout. 'Escorpion and the Red Hand' can be broken down into two major plots - Haunted by a Past and Fearing for a Future.īefore we break the episode down, we need to talk about two of the best things about this episode: The Direction and The Music. We're given a slightly deeper look into Hector's (Emilio Rivera) life before he found repentance, changed his ways, and joined Warren's band of z-pocalypse survivors. Instead, the show turns its focus onto the newest member of the group, Hector. For fans looking for more information regarding The Man (Joseph Gatt) or the exploits of Citizen Z (DJ Qualls), Kaya (Ramona Young) and her Nana will be disappointed, as both storylines are absent this week.

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