Modify stain in SE

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How to modify stain in SE

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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 youamp;#39;re trying to stain it make it look really nice but then after youamp;#39;re done standing it it looks like crap and you get really mad well welcome to todayamp;#39;s video sit back get subscribed and Iamp;#39;m 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 doesnamp;#39;t really matter but what weamp;#39;re going to do is weamp;#39;re going to put on some honey 272. now the problem that we usually run into is blotching especially on softer woods and if you donamp;#39;t know what Iamp;#39;m talking about well there you go thatamp;#39;s what Iamp;#39;m talking about it ainamp;#39;t 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

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The skys the limit for customizing color Start by applying oil-based stain using a Purdy brush, wiping off the excess with a lint-free rag. Then, choose a secondary tone to achieve your custom look. Apply it with a brush, then use a rag to blend the colors together while wiping off the excess.
I think one misconception is that you have to strip and sand a piece down to bare wood before you can re-stain it. Sometimes that is necessary, but if you have a piece without much of a topcoat (sealer, poly, etc) and the finish is in good shape, you can go over it with a gel stain.
Staining over an old, failing finish can lead to premature peeling or flaking of the new stain. Stripping eliminates this risk by ensuring a strong bond between the wood and the fresh stain.
Layering is the process of overlapping multiple coats of stains in different colors to add depth and dimension. Start by applying oil-based stain using a Purdy brush, wiping off the excess with a lint-free rag. Then, choose a secondary tone to achieve your custom look.
Staining over stain is easy and works beautifully if youre applying a dark stain over a lighter stain on the wood. Remember, its the same principle as dying your hair! This rule applies to oil-based stains, water-based stains, and gel stains.
Remove Excess Background Stain (Differentiate) On most occasions when Harris hematoxylin is employed, a differentiation (destaining) step is required to remove non-specific background staining and to improve contrast. A weak acid alcohol is used. After this treatment, blueing and thorough rinsing is again required.
To stain wood a different color, you should first sand the surface to remove any previous finish and open the wood grain. Apply a wood conditioner to ensure even staining, then apply the new stain color with a brush or cloth. Finish with a clear sealant to protect the stain.

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