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Anybody know a good way to artificially age/weather wood?
I have some reclaimed lumber (not sure what species) from an old barn that I want to use for the frame of a painting of the barn that will be a birthday gift for a friend. Machining the wood will expose surfaces with different texture and color and I'd like to treat/finish those surfaces to better match them to the look of old and weathered wood. I suppose I could just set the frame out in the elements for a few years, but a more expeditious approach would be preferred. Tom Veatch Wichita, KS USA |
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