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If the color is right, no shade stain. Next apply the topcoat in the sheen of your choice and your done. So a finishing schedule looks similar to this: 1. Sand cherry up to 180 grit. 2. apply dye stain. 3. washcoat....thinned sealer, scuff sand 320 grit. 4. apply wipe stain, wpe clean. 5. sealer, scuff sand 280 grit.
Dark Cherry Stain Jump to Latest 8K views 2 replies 3 participants last post by Joe H. Rogers Feb 25, 2010
Is there a way to lighten a water based stain? Tried sanding it out but as it's a veneer afraid of sanding too much. Sanded once and it didn't really do much. Top of a cherry wood buffet. Tried to match the body but went too dark. Hoping to lighten it somehow if possible. Tested on a scrap of cherry wood with wood bleach - didn't do anything at ...
If you want walnut use walnut wood. Cherry is best to leave natural, as it patina's with age it will have very dark tones to it. If you stain it you might like it now but with age you more than likley will be disatisfied. Keep this in mind also, do not fill any nail holes now that match. as the wood patina's it will look like little zits where ...
1. Spray on dye stain to color the poplar the same color as your cherry boards. 2. Wash coat of sealer or pre-conditioner if that is what you like to use. 3. Stain with the same stain you are using on your cherry. 4. Shade or glaze to make the poplar match perfectly. 5.
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