A 'glaze' sits on the surface and light passes through it to the surface below and reflects back. A 'stain' penetrates the surface below and light reflects off the surface top.
i have a question . i am refinishing a table and i have the pitch black glaze but i am wondering do i need to put a stain on before using the pitch black glaze
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GLAZE IS WATER BASED AND GEL STAIN IS OIL BASED. GEL STAIN IS THICK AND BE SOLID OR USED LIKE A STAIN.
www.ehow.com/info_8275141_difference-between-gel-liquid-stain.html
A 'glaze' sits on the surface and light passes through it to the surface below and reflects back. A 'stain' penetrates the surface below and light reflects off the surface top.
i have a question . i am refinishing a table and i have the pitch black glaze but i am wondering do i need to put a stain on before using the pitch black glaze
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