Best Stain For A Dresser at Brandi Murphy blog

Best Stain For A Dresser. Tape areas you do not want paint. Once you have achieved your desired color and allow the final coat of stain to dry completely, it’s. To achieve the best results when staining: Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands. Apply the stain using a clean cloth, working in circular motions. Distress if desiring rustic look. Stir the stain thoroughly before use. If a second coat of polyurethane is desired when refinishing the dresser or imperfections. Let it dry completely, about 12 to 24 hours. Sanding the dresser will efficiently remove paint from the wood. Sand along the grain of the wood, wiping away the dust particles with a cloth. If painting over old stain/varnish, apply coat of primer as it is beneficial to prevent bleed through from old stain. Use a brush, foam applicator, or cloth to apply the stain in long, even strokes across the dresser’s surface. Wipe off excess stain with a clean cloth after five to 10 minutes for a darker color, or immediately for a lighter shade. Make sure to wipe away all dust when finished, as this will help create a smooth finish.

Sand along the grain of the wood, wiping away the dust particles with a cloth. Let it dry completely, about 12 to 24 hours. To achieve the best results when staining: Make sure to wipe away all dust when finished, as this will help create a smooth finish. Once you have achieved your desired color and allow the final coat of stain to dry completely, it’s. Stir the stain thoroughly before use. If painting over old stain/varnish, apply coat of primer as it is beneficial to prevent bleed through from old stain. Sanding the dresser will efficiently remove paint from the wood. Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands. If a second coat of polyurethane is desired when refinishing the dresser or imperfections.

Before and after on an old dresser! Some white chalk paint, new stain

Best Stain For A Dresser Tape areas you do not want paint. Wipe off excess stain with a clean cloth after five to 10 minutes for a darker color, or immediately for a lighter shade. Work your way from top to bottom in sections, making sure to wipe away any excess stains. Let it dry completely, about 12 to 24 hours. Make sure to wipe away all dust when finished, as this will help create a smooth finish. If a second coat of polyurethane is desired when refinishing the dresser or imperfections. Clean brush with gentle soap and water. Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands. To achieve the best results when staining: Sand along the grain of the wood, wiping away the dust particles with a cloth. Once you have achieved your desired color and allow the final coat of stain to dry completely, it’s. Apply the stain using a clean cloth, working in circular motions. Use a brush, foam applicator, or cloth to apply the stain in long, even strokes across the dresser’s surface. Distress if desiring rustic look. Tape areas you do not want paint. If painting over old stain/varnish, apply coat of primer as it is beneficial to prevent bleed through from old stain.