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Stupid question about wood stain (wood tint)
I bought some stain today and was trying it out on a piece of pine. I didn't thoroughly mix the can because I was in a hurry and just wanted to see what the color looked like, so I opened the can and wiped some on. I let it sit for less than a minute and wiped it off. Needless to say it was MUCH lighter version than what was pictured on the can. But the thing is I really liked the effect of this vs. a rich stained color. It was more like tinting the wood instead of staining it (which serves to color the wood). I tried a google search on wood tints, but only came up with wood stain. (How to tint wood didn't lend itself to anything either) Is there a product out there that tints a wood instead of actually staining it? And if not can I thin the water based stains with water in order to get the same effect (after they have been thoroughly mixed)? It's rare that NOT doing things right let's you stumble on to something good. This is one of those occasions. Thanks, matt |
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