Natural wood, even from the same tree, can have variations in color or grain. Sometimes we cannot choose for every piece of wood to be the same color. When we use it for walls or slats, it becomes even more apparent that each piece of wood has significantly different shades; some are very dark, while others are very light. For those who do not like this variation, they may choose to paint the wood to adjust the shades to be more similar.
Cause
- The nature of wood that has different colors.
How to solve problems
We solve the problem of different wood colors by using wood stain that has the property to adjust wood shades to look uniform and harmonious, following the steps below.
1. Prepare the surface
If you have previously painted wood, sand the surface down to the bare wood using sandpaper or a sander first, then clean the wood with a cloth.Beger Thinner M-77Next, clean the surface by wiping away dust or stains. However, for new wood, simply cleaning the surface is sufficient.
2.Use wood stain that helps the wood look harmonious.
Beger WoodStain Supreme Semi-GlossWood dye that offers special properties beyond regular wood dyes, with the ability to harmonize wood colors perfectly. It comes in 5 shades to choose from: Teak, Burmese Golden Teak, Red Wood, Golden Teak, and Padauk, and should be applied in 2-3 coats.
*Do not use wood stain for flooring under any circumstances, as it may cause sticky floor problems.
Tips & Trick
- You should apply it along the wood grain and must apply it back and forth to allow the color to penetrate the wood better.
- After preparing the surface, you can apply the wood preservative Beger B-6900 as a primer to enhance protection against fungi, termites, and wood-eating insects more effectively.
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