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Stain and Attach Fluted Drawer Face

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What happens here

The fluted drawer face is stained with Fruitwood stain, matching the existing vanity. Two coats are applied to achieve the desired depth and color. Once stained, the drawer face is carefully aligned and attached to the drawer box using shims for precise positioning, then secured with temporary screws from the inside of the drawer box.

Goal: The fluted drawer face is stained and then carefully mounted to the drawer box, ensuring proper alignment with the vanity.

Tools and materials

  • Drill/Driver
  • Gloves
  • Shims
  • Fruitwood Stain
  • Temporary Screws

What they say

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how beautiful does that Bas frame look now before we put it on we got to stain it using fruitwood that's the exact stuff I use on the vanity uh by the way guys go check out that video Master vanity it's this kind of style there's so much more detail that you can follow along and do it and uh it's all a dresser style so it's not like a tradition additional on its legs kind of vanity give it a couple of coats and then we'll be ready to put the sucker on staining the back side of a drawer face the details that we're performing at [Applause] [Music] [Applause] woo I like to use shims it'll hold it in place and you kind of get to eyeball what the balance is here you can do like a deck of cards which is traditionally more popular cuz you go okay well this is five cards and it's a consistent gapping I like this cuz it actually well I'll be honest my kids lost all the cards so I'm going to take a screw a temporary screw and secure it to the drawer box very carefully ninja carefully we're going to push this out and secure four screws on the inside how nice is that we recreated we did it again nice job

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