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Where do you purchase the frenchy from thanks Gina

When painting your results will look better if you paint and stain the entire length of your top not half and half random etc. I can see your over lap

So very HELPFUL! I am just trying to learn this technique and your tutorial is making me braver. 😊Thank you for your knowledge and beautiful result!

Is it durable, or looks great in beginning and horrible in a year or two?

Could you please tell me the color of retique for coastal colors are. All products you used. Thank you

Bummer that you didn’t show it finished with a top coat

Love the moulds for the top of kitchen presses

I bought an old mahogany (i think) table w/ leaves. Does retique it block tannins? If not, what should I use before i apply the retique it? (I'm very new at this.)

Question, Does retique it fill the wood grain? If it does, I'd use it before painting my grainy dark oak cabinets. Seems like it would be the easiest grain filler ever. Thanks.

I flipping love it. ❤❤❤

Beautiful ❤❤❤

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm trying this product today, and I feel much better after watching your tutorial. I've watched several other tutorials, and I love the details you provide. You leave nothing out and describe different options and ways to use several products together. I learned what stains to use and not to use. How to go about fixing areas I don't like. I loved how you verbally told us your thought process. Thank you for putting good into the world. ❤❤❤

Best explanation I’ve seen for this! Thank you! It looks fantastic!

Your pup is so cute!!

Do you have a recommended top coat to use with this particular stain? Thanks!

Can I use homemade cold porcelain or other types of clays? I have crayola air dry clay

Someone please tell me the best top coat for a table. Table will be used by kids and toddlers. What is hard and won't scratch?

Did you sand the top before painting?

That piece turned out so beautifully!!!

Can you tell me why you need to do dark and light liquid wood before the stain? Could you use two light or two dark before the stain for the same effect?

My kit has the light color primer, dark kona stain, and a epoxy top coat if needed. Do not have a dark and light primer ? I like the way yours turned out however do I need to order a dark primer also ? I think you are running the graining tool through your light primer. The instructions I have is to use one coat of stain after two coats of primer are on the use the grain tool. When you use the grain tool on your third coat of light primer after not sure what you used on your first two coats. I like it because the grain tool shows off the dark primer under your light color primer. Then your stain. Trying to see what you used on your first two coats. I also bought the Varathane stain Kona to coat after.

Yours is the best demo video I’ve seen, thanks 👍🏼

But the Retique lady said NoT to use gel stains and that you don’t want a penetrating stain?

Thank you for tutorial….ready set go…..🥰Ann from Iowa

If I wanted this darker, would I just do another layer of stain?

Thank you for showing what product to us and how to use it. It's been almost impossible to find a video explaining what paints to use and how to use them to get the wood grain look. It has been so frustrating so thank you, thank you, thank you!

I tried it, ordered it direct so it wasn’t a knock off. It looks great on RUclips and I can see why it could be a miracle for some projects but I thought the light base color I got was not really light and honestly just a hideous tone. Texture wise it feels like chalk paint. I ended up doing a whitewash over it since I disliked the color so much. The gel stain they sent me was very watery, and there didn’t seem to be any residue to mix in. I would not use this product again.

I have a mold made with hot glue. What do I use to glue it to wood

Can you confirm the first two primer coats were 'dark' and not the light wood? I'm shopping on the site and it looks like a much lighter color. I want to make sure I get it right ;) And what is color #2?

So you start with the traill edge of the tool resting on the surface, then as you pull across the surface and reach the point where you want to create the grain irregularity, you roll the tool to the leading edge , then back to the trail while continuously dragging it ?

Wow.

It só beautiful. Thanks ❤

If I am doing a table with an insert do I separate the two pieces with a gap or have the pieces joined up

Great tutorial thank you!❤

I wish this was in full screen instead of phone shot. Hard for my old eyes to see

Is there a smaller graining tool? I have lots of small board pieces less than a inch long.

Looks beautiful! Found this via Pinterest ❤

I'm wondering is it flexible

Will the paper clay crumble in time?

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OMG it looks flamin amazing. what a fantastic job you've done.

I bought light wood from Amazon and it look like crunchy peanut butter. It drys up and it supposed to be creamy.

So happy this technique worked for you! It is definitely slow going, but yes, it is enjoyable and makes you love in the creative moment 😁 I will look into changing the cover photos of my videos from now on. Thank you for bringing that to my attention

Hi, I really enjoyed your video. I like the way you use the molds, just pressing the clay in as opposed pressing it in quickly, then trimming at the top with some some of "knife" instrument. I used your method yesterday and, though slow, was highly successful. Slow is good. It's being in the moment. It's what life is all about, enjoying the moment. Thank you for the tip on the cracks. I tried that. Sometimes, when the clay is still wet, i fix issues with a wet, pointed q-tip. It's smaller than my finger. One thing, if you could, would you put the photo of your finished product on the " cover" of the video? I originally found your video earlier in the week, but without the memorable photo of the pot, i spent a long time looking for this video again, even though I subscribed to your channel. That photo would have helped. Thank you.

Where did you buy the moulds?

This is beautiful!! Love the color.

These are beautiful!!

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Looks great! I love the industrial vibe! 💚

Splendidly to see woodglut have new plans which helped me save some money and energy for this construction.