http://beachbumlivin.com Layering different colors of Stain
Layering stain to give your furniture a cool look. I layered two different colors of stain with a light sanding in between coats and finished it off with a Polycrylic-Gloss coat.
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Layering Stain
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Layering Stain
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Layering Stain
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Layering Stain. Matching stool and shelving unit.
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Love this look! Would you have any suggestions for staining these pieces? I don't want it as weathered as this piece, but want more of a dark, warm, worn antique look and thought perhaps mixing/layering a couple of colors of stain would work. Any techniques you may have would be helpful for achieving that look would be helpful. Thanks! http://www.hometalk.com/diy/paint/q-gonzales-rustic-furniture-find-but-i-want-it-to-look-antique-help-1476425
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gorgeous...beautiful effect!!!
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