We could do with advice on how to alleviate blotchy or cloudy effects on large panels that have to be stained.wiping on dries to fast and spraying tends to come out cloudy on large panels on joinery work.
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We could do with advice on how to alleviate blotchy or cloudy effects on large panels that have to be stained.wiping on dries to fast and spraying tends to come out cloudy on large panels on joinery work.
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Have you tried sealing the timber first with a coat of thinned down shellac.?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brettt
Any chance of a bit of climate control perhaps???
sounds like you need a bank of heat lamps
I need to know what it is you are doing & what type of timber are you using & the lacquer used ??, try slowing down your stain with retarder thinners (as long as you are not using a water base stain) it will give you a longer working time with the stain then seal it 1 or 2 coats,tone it with a spirit stain to your desired colour then top coat it, 3 coats of lacquer is the norm for a good quality finish... let nobody tell you any different,......ASK ME I"M A FRENCH POLISHER.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brettt
If you put a coat of shallack wouldn't the stain just tend to sit on top????:(
What wood are you staining?
What type of stain are you using?