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Jamie from Gemini discusses how to apply a wiping stain, an old-school method for adding color to wood surfaces. Wiping stains are named for the technique of spreading and removing the stain rather than the application method itself. Stains can be applied with a rag, which is messy and time-consuming, or with a brush for a cleaner application. However, using spray equipment is the quickest and most efficient method, minimizing waste. When using spray equipment, begin by applying an even coat on the backside of the wood, followed by the front, starting with the edges for best results.
