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There are several types of primers on the market. Manufacturers made them to perform one primary function – to help paint adhere to surfaces. Even though they perform the same functions, each primer is formulated differently to work on different materials. There are primers made for wood, some for leather, while some are specifically created …
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A wood fence will significantly benefit from a simple, inexpensive addition: stain, whether new or old. Moreover, applying the finish improves the structure’s design and prolongs its lifespan. Therefore, let’s get to the nitty-gritty of how to stain a wood fence for a satisfactory outcome. Depending on the current condition, prepare the fence, either by …
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Rubberwood is famous for its use in furniture pieces. This wood is easy to work with whether you choose to use power or hand tools. One thing about this wood type is that it is not know to a large number of homeowners and ever DIY woodworkers. So, if you happen to be new to …
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Acrylic paint is excellent for wooden structure, it’s used for decoration and other projects that do not encounter vigorous activities such as high traffic. For added durability, you should seal it with a finishing layer over an acrylic paint on your wood. In this post, I’ll channel all my focus on the subject, how to …
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Do you know how to waterproof wood? Why is it important for woodworker to know how to waterproof? Kindly keep reading for more… Wood is incredibly prone to water damage, and it needs waterproofing for added longevity. However, taking care of every surface on your homestead and remembering every wood protection procedure is quite a …
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Wood flooring brings beauty and elegance to your home, but the surface is susceptible to scratching and scuffs. In addition, accidents are almost impossible to avoid with small kids and pets, requiring a quick solution to scratches when they occur. Here’s a guide on Removing Scratches from Hardwood Floors Without Sanding If your wood finish …
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Wood staining presents one of the most efficient and commonly used ways of beautifying and protecting wooden structures. Admittedly, it’s interesting to stain over bare wood, but what happens in the case of a previously stained wood? Is staining over previously stained wood possible? Let’s find out… Yes! You can and should stain over stain. …
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Wood putty and wood filler may appear similar for first time users. However, these closely related products function on wood surfaces with different degree of damage. c ommon thing for both is repairing damaged wooden surfaces. In this post, the focus will be on wood putty vs wood filler. Here’s what you need to know …
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Wooden structures are a thing of beauty in their natural state and even better when enhanced using different finishes. Other than beauty, wood posses no threat to the environment, are renewable and comes with high load-bearing capacity despite its light weight. However, when left unprotected, it can undergo changes like warping. Building with warped wood …
Is beeswax a good wood finish? Most of us have interacted with beeswax without knowing how valuable this product is to wooden structures. Here’s what you need to know: One of the deciding factors in determining your wood’s durability and the visual appeal is the product you choose to finish or polish your wood. Many …
