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Answer by E.L. Ripley for Dealing with Pre-Stain and Wood Conditioner Residue
As others have said, you don’t sand after pre stain wood conditioner. Totally defeats the purpose, and you just remove it. Secondly, yes, pre stain wood conditioner is typically for soft woods, it’s...
View ArticleAnswer by Graphus for Dealing with Pre-Stain and Wood Conditioner Residue
OK first off, hate to break it to you but you could have avoided so much extra time and effort here — you didn't even need to use "pre-stain" or "wood conditioner" :-(These are to help prevent...
View ArticleAnswer by bowlturner for Dealing with Pre-Stain and Wood Conditioner Residue
I'm sure Graphus will correct me if I'm wrong but I think your big problem is sanding after prestaining. with an oil based prestain, there is no need to sand, and a water based one, you just are...
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Dealing with Pre-Stain and Wood Conditioner Residue
I'm currently working on staining a 10' walnut butcher block counter:I have done a lot to get everything together:Surface prep: sand at 320 grit using orbital, wipe using rubbing alcohol to remove wood...
View ArticleAnswer by Andy A for Dealing with Pre-Stain and Wood Conditioner Residue
I am not sure if this has been mentioned, but your pre-stain (conditioner) has to be compatible with your stain. Water based pre-stains need water based stains; oil based pre-stains need oil based...
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