Applying wood stain is a great way to highlight wood grain. 💡 Simple 3 step process. 1. Sand. Down to 220 Grit. Don’t skip more than 60 grits are a time. Bye bye swirls. 2. Pre-stain conditioner. It temporarily seals the wood fibers for a uniform stain absorption. Bye bye blotchiness. 3. Stain. Massage in stain in small circular motion and wile off in direction of the grain. Don’t let the stain sit too long. To get a darker stain, apply a second coat. Learn more here: https://www.anikasdiylife.

Comment ✨ 8180 ✨ to quickly hide damage! What if I told you a repair can blend in so well that you forget where it was? When you’re filling chips or damage in wood, the goal isn’t just to fill it. The goal is to make it look like it was never there in the first place. That’s where this stain repair kit comes in. It comes with a range of colors, so instead of guessing with a single shade, you can mix and layer until it matches the existing wood finish. I start with lighter colors and slowly add d