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Best Wood Stain Reddit. I basically have zero experience with staining wood, with the exception of a small test piece i did to make sure i (or more importantly my wife) would like. I'm building a desk out of some cedar boards a friend gave me, and. General finishes, waterlox, osmo, maybe. Get an oil based stain. High quality oil based stain with a absurdly high pigment amount. Anyone willing to share their best homemade wood stains? Osmo polyx is the best overall finish for me. So what works best for longevity and ease of maintenance? The wood looks like in great condition, so depending on how much you want the grain to show and the next time you want to deal again, you should have good results with semi transparent. At the very least find the local sherwin williams they will even mix custom colors. This should be easy, don't press down and. If you've got a rockler or woodcraft store near you, go there, everything they're selling is likely a step up. They are a million times easier than water based. At the best find a woodcraft, rockler, or anyplace like that and see.

At the very least find the local sherwin williams they will even mix custom colors. They are a million times easier than water based. I'm building a desk out of some cedar boards a friend gave me, and. So what works best for longevity and ease of maintenance? If you've got a rockler or woodcraft store near you, go there, everything they're selling is likely a step up. High quality oil based stain with a absurdly high pigment amount. At the best find a woodcraft, rockler, or anyplace like that and see. Anyone willing to share their best homemade wood stains? This should be easy, don't press down and. Osmo polyx is the best overall finish for me.

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Best Wood Stain Reddit I'm building a desk out of some cedar boards a friend gave me, and. Get an oil based stain. The wood looks like in great condition, so depending on how much you want the grain to show and the next time you want to deal again, you should have good results with semi transparent. I'm building a desk out of some cedar boards a friend gave me, and. I basically have zero experience with staining wood, with the exception of a small test piece i did to make sure i (or more importantly my wife) would like. General finishes, waterlox, osmo, maybe. At the best find a woodcraft, rockler, or anyplace like that and see. If you've got a rockler or woodcraft store near you, go there, everything they're selling is likely a step up. At the very least find the local sherwin williams they will even mix custom colors. Anyone willing to share their best homemade wood stains? This should be easy, don't press down and. Osmo polyx is the best overall finish for me. So what works best for longevity and ease of maintenance? High quality oil based stain with a absurdly high pigment amount. They are a million times easier than water based.