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Cut In Stain at the Ceiling
Stain and finish the trim first, and then paint the ceiling.
Small-Scale Drywall Texturing
On a recent job, I installed an oak staircase in an existing stairwell. The walls had a well-defined orange-peel texture that had to be matched in a few places to…
Finishing Secrets for Furniture-Grade Trim
Whether you’re staining a door, built-in cabinetry, or the millwork in between, follow these steps for a flawless finish.
What’s the Difference: Wood stains
To get good finishing results, you need to understand the two main types of wood stain available and the way they perform
Why Pay More for Paint?
Because the binders, pigments, and additives that make long-lasting, durable finishes don’t come cheap.
Video Vault: Matching Stains to Existing Cabinets
When off-the-shelf stains don't match, here's how to make your own
What’s the Difference: Floor-Finish Applicators
The time you spent on your hardwood floors will be in vain if you don't choose the right finish applicator
What’s the Difference: Exterior Paint vs. Solid-Body Stains
While they both protect wood from the elements, there are significant differences between the latex paints and stains made for siding, fences, and other outdoor surfaces.
EndCuts Sealer for Trim
This water-based sealer is a quick and easy way to prime the end cuts of trim and minimize rot.
Bio-based wood sealer
Soyguard

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