Sentences with phrase «coat oil stains»

Coat oil stains with baby powder and let it stand overnight and by morning, the stain should be gone.

Not exact matches

I finished off with two coats of clear wax (no buffing as I wanted a matte, old world finish) and Miss Mustard Seed Hemp Oil on the stained top.

BTW, if I do wear a cover up / jacket / coat on the light side, I always wear a scarf around my neck to protect the inner collar from being badly stained from body oil and / or sweat.

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Is the machine oil leaching through the ceiling on the third floor — a consequence of the building's industrial past — and staining the brown - coat, Judd - designed walls a no?

Martin BOYCE Untitled 2013 Mobile arm: powder coated steel; mobile: brass, plywood, stain, oil Mobile arm: 41 3/4 x 59 1/2 x 1 inches; 106 x 151 x 2.5 cm Mobile: 26 3/8 (variable) x 43 3/8 x 51 1/4 inches; 67 (variable) x 110 x 130 cm

Moreover, I have a demonstrated ability to apply oil, varnish, fiberglass, stains, lacquer, enamel and metal coating utilizing rollers, brushes and spray tools.

Generally those doors were coated with a lacquer or oil based coating... no amount of latex primer would ever stop tannin stains and marks from seeping through.

Jolie Sikes - Smith from Junk Gypsies created a unique and distressed look on her turquoise kitchen cabinets by coating them with a blue interior oil stain, then used a rag to apply, and partially rub off a layer of wood finish stain.

To give these bright blue cabinets a slightly weathered look in this vintage style kitchen, first coat the cabinets with blue interior oil stain (Aquarius by Sherwin - Williams), then use a rag to apply and partially rub off a layer of Provincial Wood Finish stain by Minwax.

We didn't stain it, (we're going to have natural - colored hardwood floors in the dining and living rooms eventually) and we don't plan to use it to chop or prepare food on, so we just used two coats of Tung Oil.

On rare occasions, a stain may bleed through your first coat of paint — this is often from a previous oil - based finish and is most likely to happen on old pieces from the 1930s and 1940s.

After applying the chaulk paint 2 coats, sand, and stain with oil, that's it, right?

I had stripped and sanded the top (it was a hot mess... there was a wax like coating on the top — good times) it was stained with Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint Curio and finished with Hemp Oil.

I finished off with two coats of clear wax (no buffing as I wanted a matte, old world finish) and Miss Mustard Seed Hemp Oil on the stained top.

Once the boards were distressed I applied a coat of Danish Oil in Dark Walnut, followed by a coat of wood stain in Sunbleached.

It's key to use an oil based stain covering primer that will allow the top coat to stick to it.

Walnut stair rail — Tung oil finish (No stain — 7 coats with fine sanding in between coats.

The stained top was given an extra coat of hemp oil and finished off with a coat of dark wax, just in case I plan on selling it.