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In this video, the tutorial discusses the differences between wiping stain and penetrating stain, both of which help preserve the natural color of wood by preventing fading. Penetrating stain is ideal for unfinished interior wood surfaces, while wiping stain is versatile, suitable for various wood and non-wood surfaces. Wiping stain can be applied to previously finished wooden surfaces, fiberglass, unfinished wood, and metal, and it features a thicker, oil-based texture that works well on woods like maple and cherry. Understanding these distinctions will help in choosing the right stain for your woodworking project.
