Best power tool for wood carving

Best power tool for wood carving

If you want to start carving in wood, consider buying some power tools. It’s not just about increasing the speed of your work; it’s also about how much more control you have over your final product! Carving with power tools can be intimidating, but once you get used to them and start learning their limits, you’ll be … Read more

Can you stain over stain – Staining explained

can you stain over stain

In this article, we look at adding stain over the old stain. Our focus question; Can you stain over stain? and if yes how do you do it? Can you stain over stain? If you have some old furniture with some stain that’s no longer as attractive then you may have considered staining it with … Read more

Can you stain over varnish – Glazing explained

Can you stain over varnish

In a recent post, we discussed staining over a polyurethane surface. We have since received some feedback and follow-up questions. Many would like to know, can you stain over varnish? If you are looking for answers regarding staining varnish, you came to the right place. In this article, we will go over all the uncertainties … Read more

Can you stain over polyurethane – Glazing Poly

can you stain over polyurethane

Of all the finishing methods available, wood stain is perhaps the most misunderstood. There is no good information regarding stains, their application, maintenance, and dos and don’ts. If you have wood coated in poly but don’t like the color of the wood, a stain can tint or shade the wood to your liking. But how … Read more

Will polyurethane protect pine?

Will polyurethane protect pine (1)

Polyurethane is considered a varnish and varnishes are the best protection for wood. In the case of pine, poly will work remarkably well to build a protective film on top of your pine floorboards. Therefore the question is, will polyurethane protect pine? the answer is a solid yes. But before deciding on poly for your … Read more

Best Polyurethane for pine floor

best polyurethane for pine floors

Wooden floors take a lot of abuse as they are high-traffic areas. Pine being a softwood is more vulnerable to tear, wear, warps, and splits than hardwoods. To protect your pine wooden floor you need a good protective finish like poly.  But with so many brands available in the market it can be hard to … Read more