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Apply Gray Stain and Wipe Off

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

What happens here

Using an oil-based stain brush, apply a coat of Rustic Grey (SW3133) oil-based semi-transparent stain to the pine plank. Work quickly, covering the entire surface of the board. Immediately after applying, use a clean rag to wipe off the excess stain. This process allows the stain to penetrate the wood grain unevenly, highlighting texture and creating a weathered appearance. Repeat for all boards. Allow the stained boards to dry for approximately two hours before proceeding to the next step.

Goal: Brush on an oil-based gray stain to the pine planks and immediately wipe off the excess to create a weathered, distressed look.

Tools and materials

  • Clean rags/t-shirt
  • 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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