Inlay stain in WRF

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Do you stain before or after epoxy?

If an oil-based stain is used, you must apply a clear oil-based polyurethane to seal the surface before applying a seal coat of our UltraClear table top epoxy. If you pour epoxy directly onto the oil-based stain before it has dried completely, the epoxy may end up not bonding properly and could peel off months later.

How to stain inlaid wood?

2:18 3:54 Use a chip brush to apply the stain mix over the whole surface. Using the same basic technique thatMoreUse a chip brush to apply the stain mix over the whole surface. Using the same basic technique that you use for the base coat. Apply the stain in small areas following the grain of the wood.

Can you stain over epoxy inlay?

Water-based stains can be applied to a previous layer of cured epoxy, or to a substrate that is intended to be clear-coated with epoxy. The stain must be completely cured before adding the next layer of epoxy.

How do you sand an inlay?

Take a rag and wipe away the excess glue. Before the glue dries, take an RO sander and run it over the areas where the glue was applied. The sawdust, created by the sanding process, will mix with the glue blurring the lines between the different pieces of wood.

Do you stain before or after epoxy inlay?

Ive seen thats its best to seal the wood first before pouring the colored epoxy in order to stop the bleeding of the color.

How do you seal wood for epoxy inlay?

To prevent the epoxy from bleeding into the grain, its a good idea to seal the wood first by spraying on a coat of lacquer. And to make it easier to remove any ex- cess epoxy, rub a coat of wax on the surface of the wood. Give your Spirocrafter projects an eye-catching inlay with colored epoxy.

How do you get stains to penetrate pine?

Sand pine wood first with 80-grit sandpaper followed by 150-grit sandpaper to level and smooth the surface. Apply pre-stain conditioner to the wood before staining it to prevent blotches, grain reversal, and other blemishes. Spread a gel stain onto the pine for the most consistent finish.

Do you varnish before or after epoxy?

In new construction or when existing trim is removed for refinishing, we recommend that you encapsulate the piece with two to three coats of epoxy on all sides prior to installation and prior to applying varnish. (Three coats on surfaces that will be sanded.) This seals the wood, effectively protecting it from water.

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