Sentences with phrase «wood conditioner»

We did not use wood conditioner and didn't have any trouble with the stain being blotchy.

I used another chip brush to apply a pre-stain wood conditioner as this agent promotes an even, uniform stain over the wood and helps to avoid streaks and blotches in the stain.

I applied one coat of Minwax pre-stain wood conditioner followed by 2 coats of Minwax dark walnut stain.

1 x 4 8 foot 1 x 2 6 foot 17.5 x 17.5 ″ plywood wood glue finishing nails miter saw (can use circular saw if necessary) drill and large drill bit sanding block or sandpaper wood conditioner stain

Whip up an inexpensive wood conditioner and sealant to turn a hardwood board into a foodsafe surface they can use to make entertaining easy.

He didn't get a chance to work on the top, but a coat of wood conditioner and some water - proof sealer and it'll be good to go!

I did use the Minwax wood conditioner too, though I don't think the brand matters much for that so long as you're matching the base (oil vs. water) to your stain base.

Other supplies: - Minwax Special Walnut Stain - Minwax Wipe - on Poly - Minwax Pre-Stain wood conditioner - White Paint (I used Rust - oleum Linen White)- Corner Braces / Brackets - Drop Leaf Brackets / Folding Shelf Support Hardware (I used these)- Sandpaper - Screws - No more nails adhesive

let me know if you did anything else, like wood conditioner or a clear paint or something.

If staining, apply wood conditioner and stain as directed.

Use primer or wood conditioner as needed.

Sand any rough edges and condition the wood with a pre-stain wood conditioner (I use Minwax) and allow to dry for 2 hours.

For the top I used Minwax wood conditioner and Minwax Dark Walnut stain and then some Annie Sloan Pure White chalk paint for the bottom.

I have a question, the wood conditioner did you use oil based or water based?

Either way, take down a sample board... clean and degloss it... give it a light sanding... apply some wood conditioner (helps keep the stain even across the surface) and let it dry for 15 minutes or so.

If you are going to stain the wood after stripping you may want to use a wood conditioner first on the wood before staining.

After you sanded and applied the wood conditioner the second time, it didn't seem like it turned out as orange - red as the first time and I'm wondering how / why??

There was a lot of inconsistency color-wise, so I wiped on some wood conditioner today.

Before adding stain, we treated it with a wood conditioner.

It looks dark already below from the wood conditioner, and also because the original wood is... well, dark.

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We are going to put a wood conditioner on the floor first, and then apply Minwax Dark Walnut Oil - based Stain.

First I went to Sherwin Williams with a sample (shelf) from the entertainment center and a piece of yellow pine and they custom made a stain color for me to match then I used a wood conditioner (made by Minwax) before applying the stain which helped with the splotchiness.