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Apply and Wipe Gray Stain

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How To Make Weathered Wood Fast. Distressed Wood In 2 Steps.

What happens here

Using an oil-based brush, apply a generous coat of the 'Rustic Grey SW3133' stain to the pine planks. Ensure even coverage across the entire surface. Immediately after applying the stain, use a clean rag to wipe off the excess. This technique allows the wood grain to show through, creating a distressed, weathered gray base layer. Continue this process for all the pine planks, working quickly on each piece before the stain dries too much.

Goal: Apply a coat of gray oil-based stain to the pine planks and immediately wipe off the excess to create a semi-transparent, distressed base layer.

Tools and materials

  • Clean Rags
  • Oil-based Brush
  • Pine Planks

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idahopainter.com so we're starting the staining process of some of these other boards we're continuing on we've got a lot of them that are already completed but we're going to show you the staining process it's pretty simple just got a oil-based stain brush and a rag and you're just going to be putting applying this stain stain on a nice coat of it and then just wiping it off with a clean rag and then it dries about two hours and it's actually ready for the actual white wash coat after that [Music]

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