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good morning class today we are going to make up a very simple oil-based stain now if you remember me talking you in class about stains versus dyes dyes have transparency stains tend to be opaque especially the darker the stain is the more pigment percentage of pigment they add to the carrier in todays case the carrier is going to be paint thinner so thats what were going to do today so stand by before we get to making the stain what were going to do is we have a simple piece of alder that we used last week again Ive sanded this to 220 and what were going to do is seal one half of the side with a solution of Elmers glue we have two parts of warm distilled water and one part of the white glue the glue is cooled down to room temperature again were going to start away from our edges and just work it out towards the edges and were going to do half of our sample what I like about white glue is it dries absolutely clear so it doesnt change the tone of the surface but what its goin

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What happens if you apply too much stain?

Because the additional coat is not penetrating the wood, it is simply layered on top, which will cause the coat to be more fragile and will not offer the same level of protection as the proper amount of stain. Additionally, moisture in the wood can not escape, which will result in the stain peeling.

Can you keep applying stain to make it darker?

Apply a second coat of stain after the first has dried fully. This will usually produce a darker coloring, but it adds a step to the process and slows production. Substitute a glaze or gel stain for the liquid stain. Glazes and gel stains usually contain a higher ratio of pigment.

Can you apply stain multiple times?

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).

What grit sandpaper before staining?

On most raw woods, start sanding in the direction of the grain using a #120-150 grit paper before staining and work up to #220 grit paper. Soft woods such as pine and alder: start with #120 and finish with no finer than #220 (for water base stains) and 180 grit for oil base stains.

Will stain get darker if you keep adding it?

Yes, each layer will darken your project even more. You can also start with a lighter color Gel Stain and layer on darker colors.

What is the best way to add 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.

How much stain do you need for 600 square feet?

If your deck or patio measures up to 550 square feet, you will need to buy 2 gallons of stain. For very large decks and patios, up to 700 square feet, you will need 3 to 4 gallons of stain to complete the project.

How many times can you apply stain?

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. Typically this will be 2 coats, unless you are dealing with extremely dense hardwoods which may only be able to absorb 1 coat of wood stain.

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