Rustic American Stained Flag / How To Prevent Bleed-over
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2017
- I have received lots of messages from people wanting to know how to prevent the stain from following the grain or bleeding over. I Prevent bleed-over by simply making a cut along the union with my pocket knife and then placing painters tape along the cut.
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Great tip! I have been just cutting and staining separately but this is another tool I can use. Thank you so much for your inspiration for my side business. I always give you credit when asked where I got my ideas.
Great video as usual. After watching all your other videos I kind figured this one out on my own. The groove the knife makes really helps the stain from not transferring over. Keep the videos coming sir!!!
Ken Stankiewicz I'm glad it worked for you, thank you and thank you for watching
Jeff, thanks so much for all the information on making flags. When I had the idea to make a wooden flag, I found your videos and they were a huge help. I am not making them to sell, but for myself and to give away. I admire your sharing your knowledge and unselfishness in showing others how to do this.
Thank's for all the help and showing your beautiful flags, you are very talented. God Bless.
Once again thank you..Your my role model now days when they ask how I started my business that is overflowing with custom orders..
Thank you for sharing all your videos! I ordered star templates from you and can't wait to get started!
The minimal amount of bleed over is just proof it's hand made ! Nice job and beautiful flag
Awesome video, very helpful! I'm always looking forward to watching your flag videos.
as always, very timely. thank you for sharing.
A real, modern day Betty Ross. Great advice too! God bless
Put the tape over where the line will be. Then mark the tape and cut the tape along your straight edge. Then remove the excess. Now your have a straight line and a cut line all at once...Ta Da! Good video man... Thanks!
Currently working on a different project requiring different stains had this problem. Great tip, can't wait to try it out. Thanks!
Will Schmidt thank you and thank you for watching!
I would not have known that. A simple and effective tip.
I would have loved to have seen the complete finished product.
Looks great
Working on a flag project, Googled how to prevent stain from bleeding. Came across your video which was EXACTLY the part of my project I was working on. Exactly. Cut the groove, taped and stained it, peeled the tape. Voila. Perfect. Thanks for the perfect tip.
I'm glad you found my video and I'm glad it was helpful. I used that technique on the Puerto Rico Flag video I posted last night but here is a link to an updated video I made showing an easier way to prevent bleed over. You might find this helpful as well. ruclips.net/video/HyBILB3DZhs/видео.html
Thank you for watching
Great tip. I like the look of the rustic flag. Very nice work.
Chad from ManCraftingTM thank you, I appreciate that and thank you for watching
Thanks Jeff, i wish that I would have seen your video before I started!!!! I am going to add(modify my Gcode on my CNC) a vgroove on my flag to prevent the bleed.
I’ve always had good luck with taping the piece like you showed in the video and then taking a utility blade and tapping it in about 1/8-3/16 of an inch. I only usually do it on the face of the piece considering the sides of the lumber at usually butted up against one another and the back is usually up against a wall of some sort
Fantastic tip!
Gel stains work wonders as well.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you
Subscribed....and looking forward to seeing more of your content. Good job
I hammer utility knife razor blades after tracing the union edge from the template on the wood. leave them in while you stain. doing this you can do blue and red or blue white stain from both sides without tape. works like a charm.
Great job
Awesome trick. Thanks jeff. U just solved my problem ha ha ha
Spray a small amount of clear. Or sanding sealer after your score line. Prevents the bleed
Do you feel the “cut” when your project is complete? I would imagine the top coat (polyurethane, varnish, etc) would seal those cuts? Thanks and great tip!
Great tip thanks!
NotAtPostTK421 thank you and thanks for watching
I take a flat razorblade and tap it into the line, comes out perfectly every time.
Same
How far in? Just until it stays by itself?
@@davis2sh yup, just enough to get it to stay on its own. It also cuts the top wood fibers and prevents bleed over.
@@CrazyPalidin57 ok thanks! I appreciate the response!
Thank you for your more than fast response. I am working on my first flag and using the Minwax Water Based Stains. If I burn after as suggested, shall I just spray a light coat of Helmsman before the brush coat so not to disturb the charring?
….just finished tape edge stain on cornhole boards (Baltic birch). Sanded with 360, used Frog tape and gel stain. Flawless result first time
Nice, I haven’t tried the frog tape yet but that’s on my todo list and I’d like to make a set of corn hole boards when I have time. I appreciate the information
Do you sell the stencils of the stars
Thank you! Unfortunately the skateboard I found is too thin. I fear if I cut it, it will bend too much on a land and break haha
Ty
What type of stain are you using.
What stain are you using for those deep colors?
Would using a wood burner work instead of a sharpie knife?
Would gel stain stop the bleeding?
How do you fix it if it does bleed over??
Great video. Where did you get the template for the stars? Thanks
Skull Works thank you, I make the stencils, you can find them on my website at www.thefurrminator.com
hey Jeff is actually a stain or paint ? if stain what type and coler you use? awsome tip thanks again
Ron Frye - check out his other videos and he has one just to answer this..But it is stain and a certain kind that are Scarlett, true blue, and marshmallow
What about the star stencil? How do you get clean lines on the stars?
You stain the union and carve through the stain. It leaves a clean line if you use the small carving bit
Thank you. Do you burn before or after you color the stripes?
Les Luka I burn after
What stain are you using?
have you thought of trying a black stain to darken the grain and sand it a little bit before applying colored stains
Nick Baran no but that's a good idea, I may try that. Thank you
no problem if it comes out good make a video on it or let me know how it turns out
How do you avoid bleed from underneath the star stencil
Chris Bellechasse stain the union first then cut out the stars
Jeff Where do you get your stencils from?
Trace Neeley - he makes them..Check out his other videos as he has one demonstrating how to make them
Yes I've seen his video about where he makes them Only problem is I have no way to make anything like that
You can purchase a stencil from his website.
What is his website?
what brand is the red stain? thanks
The stain is water based stain by Minwax
Here is a video I made about the stain. If you look in the description below each video you can find the links to the other Rustic Flag related videos. Or you can go to the Rustic American Flag Playlist on my channel
ruclips.net/video/JlrV2KWDzkE/видео.html
Or you can cut the star union portion off of the 7 stripes. That's what I've been doing.
Need a Naval Academy or Navy stencil! haha
you can tap razor blades in the line with a hammer and it wont bleed through...no tape needed and its undetectable after you finish the project...
It's much easier to make the union on a seperate square complete board for union
Wait, did he just say
“before you take a torch to it”.
Wtf?
Use Gel Stain. Gel stain doesnt bleed through tape.
nick bunney and you can’t get gel stains in the colors we use on the flags either so it’s no wonder why it won’t bleed thru the masking tape, lol, take care
Or buy a roll of frog tape
Really? Are you a professional carpenter? Cut the face of the wood? Seems like using splines would be a better option
I check a lot of woodworking handbooks. These one from woodprix are the best.
Razor blades.
I did it myself with the Woodglut plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.
Stodoys is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.