I have a large oak table. My question would be. If you do sections at a time. Will you see where you continue with the next section or will it blend? I want to deepen the oak. It has gotten very yellow/orange. want to make it deeper and richer.
I have light oak cabinets with a warmish tone in my kitchen. What kind of glaze would I have to apply to give them a grey diftwood looking finish with the grain still visible?
Did you use a sealant after the first wood stain then apply another wood stain on top of the sealant? Wouldn't the 2nd wood stain just peel off? We are sanding some wood down and would like to apply this technique but still a little unsure...thanks
that''s my question too, please advise on what level sanding you need to do on an already finished stain. My chairs are 18 years old and want to create a slight accent color. Thanks for your reply wood workers
Since my furniture piece is already finished with several coats of poly, how do I raise the grain to accept the glaze? I have honey oak and want to add white glaze.
A sad representation of Zar products---Zar is the best stain out there --Im surprised someone from the company hasn't pulled this video and replaced it with capable people
As an expert you should know that glazing is a material, a vehical that will carry any color that is compatable with it. Its not a stain, period. Very disapointed, I thought I was going to learn something useful about glazing too..
Great.
Wow man...❤
I have a question How long does it take to dry the glazy to apply the gloss coat.
I have a large oak table. My question would be. If you do sections at a time. Will you see where you continue with the next section or will it blend? I want to deepen the oak. It has gotten very yellow/orange. want to make it deeper and richer.
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I have light oak cabinets with a warmish tone in my kitchen. What kind of glaze would I have to apply to give them a grey diftwood looking finish with the grain still visible?
3 years later: you’d want to whitewash them. Look up “whitewash stain” or “pickling stain”
I am about to finish a red oak slab table and was wondering if you can glaze over Tung oil?
Where can I purchase this stain?
Interesting! Didn't know you could use stain over poly
Did you use a sealant after the first wood stain then apply another wood stain on top of the sealant? Wouldn't the 2nd wood stain just peel off? We are sanding some wood down and would like to apply this technique but still a little unsure...thanks
Im a bit confused. All videos say glazing but I see them using a stane so. Do I use a glaze or a stain?
I've been wondering what happened to Billy Bob Thornton
Looks nothing like him. Billy Bob isn't bald for a start.
@@PJBonoVox yeah and George Strait wrote Comfortably Numb
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Doesn’t it feel sticky forever if it’s on a finished piece or did he lightly sand it or something
that''s my question too, please advise on what level sanding you need to do on an already finished stain. My chairs are 18 years old and want to create a slight accent color. Thanks for your reply wood workers
Poly over it with a clear gloss or something
So can I just put this straight on my floor without doing any prep to it first? My wood floors have been there for about 10 years
Lonnie Boudreaux ooooh, he says "one or two coats poly" on top at the end
Edit: oops, hahha. I'm high-- I totally answered the wrong q
We're all going to hell lol
Since my furniture piece is already finished with several coats of poly, how do I raise the grain to accept the glaze? I have honey oak and want to add white glaze.
So paint. Apply polycrylic. Glaze. Thank you
That white door looks like crap, your just going to leave it like that?
😂😂😂😂
How can I remove stains on varnishes kitchen cabinets
Dande Nikki massive project. Find something you like that covers the existing
how to change a dark brown bathroom vanity into a light oak
Elida Montesino you will have to strip the old finish off if you want to go with a lighter color
A sad representation of Zar products---Zar is the best stain out there --Im surprised someone from the company hasn't pulled this video and replaced it with capable people
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Calvin Smith ?
@@jafallica I think he said nice but with an o.
As an expert you should know that glazing is a material, a vehical that will carry any color that is compatable with it. Its not a stain, period. Very disapointed, I thought I was going to learn something useful about glazing too..
Do you have a how to video on glazing?
Use gloves next time
I will never understand why people like gray, black and white for cabinets. I guess it is good because it would be boring if we were all alike.
Whew Rob, lay off the tequila shots before filming.
You guys used the words “glaze” and “stain” interchangeably. You made an already complicated subject even more confusing. Frustrating.