How to Stain and Finish a Piece of Furniture in One Step
An easy to apply, wipe-on finish that colors and seals raw wood in a single application.
Most of the time when we think of wood stains we imagine various shades of brown. However this product, which comes in a convenient to use tube is available in eight different colors -- from yellow to green to red. It's especially handy for use on accent pieces and children's furniture when you want a penetrating finish with some transparency to let the grain show through. For the most part, the combination stain/sealer is applied with a clean, soft cloth although I do find that a brush is the tool of choice when it comes to getting the material into grooves, carvings and other details. As with most stains, to get the best results apply in long strokes, going in the direction of the grain.
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Can You Clean Your Shower with a Power Tool?
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How to Fix Chipping Paint on Your Home’s Exterior
Chipping paint is not just an unsightly blemish on your home's façade; it's a warning sign of potential damage lurking beneath the surface. But before envisioning a costly repair bill, take a deep breath. With some basic tools and a bit of elbow grease, you can tackle this problem yourself.
DIY Shutters That Last: Building with Azek
Ever thought about adding a touch of timeless charm to your home’s exterior? Shutters can do just that, enhancing your windows while adding a stylish flair. Brian recently embarked on a DIY journey to create shutters using Azek, a PVC material that mimics wood’s beauty but with enhanced durability and low maintenance.
