You’ve assembled and
sanded your project, the can
of varnish sits within reach,
but this time you want
something different than the
usual look. You want this
piece to match the top-end
furniture in the best store in
town or the antique in the
living room.
Or maybe you want to even
out the varying colors of
different boards that you’ve
used, make a common wood
look exotic, or add richness
and depth to your project’s
appearance. If you have any
of these goals in mind, it’s
time to do some staining.
Staining relies on two types
of colorants: pigment and
dye. We’ll help you choose
the right product for the job
and apply it correctly.
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