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How to modify stain in doc

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about a week ago I released a video showing you guys how to use wine as a wood stain and in the comments of that video I got a bunch of new ideas for different things people want to see used as a wood stain and so I assembled my favorite five ideas right here in front of me and Iamp;#39;m gonna test each one on a piece of Oak from the same board to see if any of them make an interesting wood stain first one weamp;#39;re gonna try is grape juice and then the Apple cherry juice and then grape Kool-Aid and Cherry Kool-Aid and the last one weamp;#39;re going to try is the Tang just like before Iamp;#39;m going to continuously flip each one for about 15 minutes so this is what the grape ended up looking like this is the cherry and apple juice this is the grape Kool-Aid this one is the Cherry Kool-Aid and hereamp;#39;s how the Tang turned out itamp;#39;s hard to tell but this actually turned out more golden itamp;#39;s like a golden oat kind of stain which one is your favorite

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Make a mixture of water and white vinegar in a ratio of 3:1. Mix it in a bowl large enough to submerge the stain on the paper. Soak the stained paper in the vinegar solution for a few seconds. Remove the paper, and allow it to dry on a clean towel.
Cut the sponge into smaller, manageable pieces with sharp scissors, a serrated knife, or an electric knife. Using short strokes, rub the sponge gently over surfaces to remove dirt. Start in the middle of the document and work toward the edges, moving in one direction and in a straight line.
Removing Stains from Any Kind of Paper For water-based spots like tea or coffee, moisten a cloth with water and gently dab the stain. If its still there, dab the area with one part white vinegar and one part water. For oil stains, place the paper between paper towels and stack heavy books on top.
Dampen the stained area with a few drops of water. Use a damp microfiber cloth with a drop of dish soap to scrub the stained area gently. Wipe off the soapy residue and extra moisture with a clean, damp cloth. Use rubbing alcohol and a paper towel for more stubborn stains.
Going darker is easy enoughjust add more stain. Too red? Minwaxs PolyShades is a tinted polyurethane that lets you change the tone by adding, say, brown, to balance it out. Its always best to build your color graduallythe one thing you cant do is go lighter.

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