Sentences with phrase «rustoleum stain»

If you can't find these products and want a driftwood stain that you can use water - based poly over without changing the color, you can use Rustoleum stain in Driftwood.

You would be better off using Rustoleum stain in Driftwood.

If you want a lighter driftwood color on the cabinets, check out Rustoleum stain in Sunbleached.

Not exact matches

I was planning on leaving the wood as is, but, after I had it on I ended up staining it driftwood by rustoleum.

You said you mixed the two stains, Minwax and Rustoleum.

I used a mix of Minwax Dark Walnut Stain and my absolute favorite stain color, Kona Wood Stain, by RustoStain and my absolute favorite stain color, Kona Wood Stain, by Rustostain color, Kona Wood Stain, by RustoStain, by Rustoleum.

Rustoleum Wood Stain dries fast!

For cabinets, I think I would use Rustoleum's Sunbleached stain and then use a matte water - based poly over it.

Other options: Stain it with Minwax stain, leave it natural and clear coat it with Rustoleum Clear Matte Spray Paint, or embellish it with a stencil from Royal Design StStain it with Minwax stain, leave it natural and clear coat it with Rustoleum Clear Matte Spray Paint, or embellish it with a stencil from Royal Design Ststain, leave it natural and clear coat it with Rustoleum Clear Matte Spray Paint, or embellish it with a stencil from Royal Design Studios

If you need to seal your piece, you may want to try Rustoleum's stain in Driftwood.

I started with a 20 ″ X 8 ″ X 1 ″ plank and stained it using a combination of Minwax English Chestnut and Rustoleum Kona.

We sanded everything down with 220 grit until it was as smooth as you can possibly imagine, and then stained with Rustoleum Dark Walnut.

Step 7: Get the Rustoleum Summer oak stain and foam brush and do 2 coats of stain following manufacturers instructions.

Stained with Rustoleum's Weathered Gray and Minwax's Provincial Upholstered Round Back Side Chairs — World Market Slipcovered End Chairs — Lee Industries (about 7 or 8 years ago) Brown Pillows — Heritage Lace Faux Cowhide Pillows — World Market Bench — We built it as an ottoman for our living room - you can read more about it here Runner — Pottery Barn Wood Serving Piece on Table — Heritage Lace Cake Stand — Birch Lane Cloche — EtuHome Little Plates — Pier 1 years ago Water Goblets — Birch Lane Sideboard — Found at a Consingment Shop and Painted in Paris Gray (I think... it's been a few years) Planter (filled with hydrangeas)-- Wayfair Mirror — Soft Surroundings White Beaded Dishes — Milford Square Dishes from Birch Lane Cream Throw covering Bench — HomeGoods Plaid Throw — Joss and Main Lamp — HomeGoods years ago Gold Flatware — Birch Lane Copper Mug — All Modern Salted Caramel Spoon — HomeGoods Faux Pumpkin — HomeGoods

I used some Rustoleum American Walnut stain, and it was exactly the look I was going for.

I then stained the boards with Rustoleum wood stain in weathered gray.

Stain used: Rustoleum Ultimate Wood Stain in Weathered Gray.

I stained the outside using Rustoleum Wood Stain in American Walnut.

Stained with Rustoleum's Weathered Gray and Minwax's Provincial Upholstered Round Back Side Chairs — World Market Slipcovered End Chairs — Lee Industries (about 7 or 8 years ago) Bench — We built it as an ottoman for our living room - you can read more about it here Runner — Pottery Barn Wood Serving Piece on Table — Heritage Lace Cake Stand — Birch Lane Little Plates — Pier 1 years ago Water Goblets — Birch Lane Sideboard — Found at a Consingment Shop and Painted in Paris Gray (I think... it's been a few years) Planter (filled with hydrangeas)-- Wayfair Mirror — Soft Surroundings White Beaded Dishes — Milford Square Dishes from Birch Lane Cream Throw covering Bench — HomeGoods Plaid Throw — Joss and Main Lamp — HomeGoods years ago Gold Flatware — Birch Lane Copper Mug — All Modern Salted Caramel Spoon — HomeGoods

Supplies pictured above: 3 x 24» 1/2» pipes 3 x 18» 1/2» pipes 3 x 14» 1/2» pipes 24 x 12» 1/2» pipes 3 x 10» 1/2» pipes 18 x 1/2» elbows 16 x 1/2» tees 6 x 1/2» flanges Supplies not pictured above: 5 x 60 «x16 «x1» Pine Panel Boards 7/8» hole saw bit Wood Stain for the boards, (we used Kona by Minwax) Metallic spray paint for the pipes, (we used Rustoleum Oil Rubbed Bronze) Lysol wipes to clean the pipes

The individual planks for the face of the headboard I used the following 3 stains: Provincial, Dark Walnut and I also used Rustoleum Weathered Grey I DID NOT apply the Driftwood Stain Technique to any of these boards.

Jamie opted to go for a finish that we saw at Rustoleum this past week which was dabbing on different stain colors and blending them together.