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Trade: Carpentry/Contracting
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Washago, Ontario, Canada
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Small Cabinet Pics
Small bedroom corner turned into a closet ..... i told them to pick a dresser out from leons... they wanted custom.....
i am really happy with how this turned out , and the customer just handed over a bathroom reno! |
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Trade: Carpentry/Contracting
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
i see now there is a carpentry and picture post,
how do you guys apply your stain .... i would almost always do it with my gun but on this project i had to stain it in place and it was hell! foam brush? paint brush? rag? |
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LRG WoodCrafting
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
It depends. Are you just staining and clearing the pc or are you finishing it? The former is what a DIY would do and depending on the wood it can come out good or horrid. Woods like Maple, Cherry, Pine, Birch and Poplar are blotchy woods and are difficult to stain nice and easy. With these woods I usually apply a conditioner (stain base with no pigment) and wait for 20-30 minutes and then apply the stain. It slows the penetration down, however, there is a downside. It limits on how dark you can get the pc. I use all custom made colors so it won't matter for me, but if you are picking stain off the shelf it may not be dark enough for your project. After staining I will usually apply a toner coat to even any remaining blotchiness that has made it through and to bring the pc to its final color. After that it is just a few coats of clear with sanding in between.
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Trade: Finish Carpenter
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
I hate staining and painting - mostly because I'm no good at it. A few months ago I agreed to finish an oak built in I made against my better judgment. I made all the parts and applied the finish by hand before I made the boxes and built it. I totally underestimated how long the finishing was going to take. Live and learn. The HO loved it though.
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
took me about 4 hours to do just that little job there , took the drawer fronts off and had a good drying fan.... thats only like 20 sq ft lol
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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
Leo is right, of course,
![]() conditioner first. Taunton has a pile of good books on finishing furniture and cabinetry. Almost forgot.... Looks good.
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Trade: Finished /Remod/Decks/ done it all /whatever pays
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Trade: Everything The Union Guys Do Not Want To Do
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Small Cabinet PicsLet some one else do it!!!!! Make that call!!!!!
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Trade: Carpentry/Contracting
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Re: Small Cabinet Pics
i would have called in my guy but its the inlaws place ... i didnt charge for this ...
the surface turned out a little gritty ... what now??? will 400 and wax fix this? |
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