Sentences with phrase «went over the stain»

So, as an extra precaution, I went over the stain with a white Taklon brush leaving the top smooth as a baby's bottom.

Not exact matches

I could go to a boutique store, and spend $ 50 for a pair of pants for my son, but an hour and a half later there would be grass stains and holes all over them.

;) If you go that route, be sure to give them a good look over for stains and a sniff for any lingering funk.

Many stains fade or go away completely over time.

To make sure I didn't over soak, I set the timer for 20 minutes, did a scrub, then removed the ones that had come clean, leaving the stubborn stains to go for another 20.

I've chosen the blue for practicality questions, it will probably withstand more dirt without it being noticeable soon in comparison to the pearl grey and also because if my baby does a big poo that goes over his back while in the Omni, then probably the blue won't show a stain after washing (I was scared the pearl gray would show).

I went over snow - clad hills, as the sky turned dark blue, deep pink, as the clouds were stained by the dying sun.

(If you missed my post last week, I had a red coat bleed all over the Kate Spade bag pictured above — and am still waiting to see if the stain is going to come out completely.)

• Double - stick tape for loose hems or a gaping bodice • Tide To Go eraser pen for getting wine off whites, fast • Safety pins for allover damage control • Bra clip to control peekaboo straps • Lint brush or roller to run over your coat or woolens • Makeup sponge for removing deodorant stains

I went over them with two coats of whitewash (a cup of paint with a couple tablespoons of white paint mixed in) and then stained them with mini wax Provincial.

Then I went over everything with a fairly light stain.

Just yesterday I waxed over a gel stained dresser top that I did with java gel stain and sealed with a water based top coat — it went on beautifully and it gave it a gorgeous sheen.

My cabinets had that shiny varnish on them and the stain went right over it - no problem at all!

Whilst, another benefit is; they will prevent stains, mud and pet hair from going all over the interior of your vehicle.

Murphy will need regular grooming to keep his fur from becoming matted, over time the staining on his coat will go away.

Tear stains don't happen over night, and they will not go away over night — it takes anywhere from three to five weeks.

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Once it dries you can go over with a paper towel and remove any remaining stain.

Now, we are going to apply a whitewash over the stain that we just applied to the top of the Lane cedar chest.

Let us know in the comments which way you think we should go - a whitewash over a natural, stained wood or painted!

The glossier the paint the less the stain will show up over the stencil, so go gloss for a really white stencil and flat for a more tone on tone effect.

I would love to do rustic white wood flooring, im wondering what this would look like if you painted this white and then went over it with stain and polyed over the top

Hi Dita — When I was applying the stain to the table, I just wiped it up and down the length of the table and went right over the indented lines.

I went to town with my electric palm sander and then added a coat of warm honey colored stain over top.

The wood was mahogany, so a coat of clear Shellac went over the whole set to prevent that red stain from bleeding through.

Oh my goodness... I think IF she plans on keeping it and not tearing it down and starting over, paint the outside, keep the white, do black shutters and a great color for the front door or get a new solid wood one, 2nd... on the inside, seeing that J Lo transformed her husband's NY place into more modern fare, I think that she would definitely add color (all the walls are white) in the lighter neutrals, reverse the dark stained wood molding in the sitting area around the ceiling and windows into something lighter to coordinate with whatever wall color she chooses or white, 3rd... she would remove most of the colonial furniture pieces, especially sofas and chairs, and add something with more interest, 4th... holy cow... that red carpet on the stairs would definitely go and she would do hardwoods, 5th... kitchen and FR complete overhaul, I can see her doing 2 different seating areas in the FR and gut the kitchen..

I ended up staining it first with English Walnut, then going over it with Weathered Oak.

Did you have to strip off all the original varnish or does that gel stain go over the original finish.

Then I remembered a pin on pinterest that says if you get grease on your clothes you should go over it with a piece of chalk, because the chalk will soak up the stain.

However, it is going over a very dark and old stained finish and now I'm wishing I had sanded it slightly before painting.

I came across some wood and decided to make them look like vintage signs so I stained them then painted them and before the paint dried I took water on my brush and went over the paint and wiped areas to let the wood show thru so it looks like they signs faded.

Wish there was a white stain that wouldnt go pink over the oak.

Plus, we reasoned we could always go back and paint over the stain if it didn't turn out — but it's pretty hard to stain over paint.

This isn't something I recommend for «used» cabinets — stains can be tricky and going over surfaces that have ANY kind of wear — be it from weather elements, human touch, or every day use — can be a challenge, resulting in an uneven finish thats impossible to fix...