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Minwax presents just ask Bruce I have this old nightst and I want to make it beautiful but Iamp;#39;m pretty new at this so I figured Iamp;#39;d just ask Bruce glad you asked Dave the first step in any project is prepare the wood now I prefer to start by sanding with number 120 grit sandpaper and I finish with Number 220 grit always sanding in the direction of the grain of the wood after that I wipe off all the dust next using a natural bristle brush I apply a liberal coat of Minwax pre-stained wood conditioner now the wood conditioner will help the wood absorb your stain evenly and will prevent the wood from turning blotchy now allow the conditioner to remain on the wood from 5 to 15 minutes then wipe off off any conditioner it doesnamp;#39;t absorb and now youamp;#39;re ready to stain the first thing I want to do is stir the can thoroughly mixing in any of the pigments that may have settled to the bottom then with a natural bristle brush Iamp;#39;m going to work the stain into t

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What is the best way to apply stain to wood?

Dip the cloth into the stain and apply it all over the wood using small movements. Wait for the stain to soak into the wood and then wipe off the excess with a clean cloth. If you want to achieve a darker colour, consider applying multiple coats. Finish off by applying a wood finish for long-lasting protection.

Do you need to prime wood before staining?

If you are staining bare wood for an exterior project with a solid stain, you generally do not need to prime before staining. Solid stains are generally self-priming. natural tannins in the wood from bleeding through to the topcoat of your project. Make sure the wood surface is clean and ready to accept the primer.

How do you treat raw wood 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.

How do you prepare wood for staining?

Wood Preparation Youll need to prepare your wood for staining. Wood must be dry and cleaned of dirt, grease, wax, polish, marks and old finishes. Start with a medium grade of sandpaper (e.g., #120) and gradually work your way to a finer grade (e.g., #220).

Do I need to prep wood before staining?

Dos Always prepare the wood with a light sanding. Apply Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner to ensure an even stain color (see Wood Preparation for other tips). Stir the can thoroughly. Test any stain you are considering. Apply a second coat.

How to apply stains to raw wood?

Apply oil-based stains with a paintbrush or clean rag. Apply water-based stains with a foam brush or synthetic bristle brush. For deep grain woods, work the stain into the grain by working in a circular motion. Otherwise, apply the stain evenly in the direction of the wood grain.

What happens if you dont clean wood before staining?

Q: Do I need to clean my deck before I stain it? A: Yes. The answer is simple enough, but it really should be remembered that its important to remove all dirt and contaminants from the surface of wood to ensure proper stain penetration and maximum durability of wood stains.

Do you need to pretreat wood before staining?

Although wood conditioner is necessary for applying stain, you dont need to use it on every wood-related project.

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