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How to Add stain in 1ST

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so you just finished up your brand new woodworking project or maybe you went out and bought some furniture and either or youre trying to stain it make it look really nice but then after youre done standing it it looks like crap and you get really mad well welcome to todays video sit back get subscribed and Im going to show you how to put on stain that actually looks half decent once applied so we have a piece of pine here and this will work on any wood hardwood softwood doesnt really matter but what were going to do is were going to put on some honey 272. now the problem that we usually run into is blotching especially on softer woods and if you dont know what Im talking about well there you go thats what Im talking about it aint nice like so how do we prevent this from happening and get a more even coat say hello to the pre-stain wood conditioner now just to let you know we have nothing to do with Minwax they dont even know we exist well probably but its what I use so wh

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Can I stain on top of old stain? Yes! In fact, applying stain over stain is a fairly simple process. It works especially well if youre applying a dark stain over a lighter stain.
The best way to apply stain is with a lint free rag and wiping it into the grain of the wood. Using a lint free rag is the best way to apply wood stain because it is great for controlling the amount of stain that is applied and for removing any excess stain.
Staining helps to enhance and protect the natural beauty of the wood, and it is fairly easy to apply. You can take it another step further and create rich and beautiful visual effects by layering stain colors in a wood project. Layering stains provides multiple benefits to the final look of your project.
Yes, each layer will darken your project even more. You can also start with a lighter color Gel Stain and layer on darker colors.
Can I stain on top of old stain? Yes! In fact, applying stain over stain is a fairly simple process. It works especially well if youre applying a dark stain over a lighter stain.
Apply a second coat of stain after the first has dried fully. This will usually produce a slightly darker coloring with the excess wiped off. Substitute a glaze or gel stain for the liquid stain. Glazes and gel stains usually contain a higher ratio of pigment to vehicle.
We always recommend two coats of stain for any wood project, but you should only apply as much stain as the wood can absorb. Extremely dense hardwoods may only be able to absorb one coat of wood stain. The general rule of thumb is to apply only as much as the wood can absorb.
Applying a second coat of stain to change the color is something you might try once, but the chances of success are not very good. A second coat of stain can cause other issues like peeling of the top coat(s).

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