Staining a piece of wood is a way to enhance the grain's natural beauty, but sometimes the results don't turn out as expected. A woodworking project can wind up with an uneven stain absorption if it ...

Staining wood is messy work, and once you add up all the supplies needed, it can also be costly. If you're not a fan of spending money on brushes, specific rags, and other tools, you might be pleased ...

Wood stain can be used for many different applications — from flooring to decks and fences, furniture to wooden crafts, there's a way to bring out the beauty and protect the wood in countless projects ...

Water can take a toll on a wood deck’s finish, whether it’s pounding rain or piles of snow. You can tell whether your deck stain is still protecting the wood if it repels water. If it doesn’t, it’s ...

If you're a fan of DIY projects like mixing up your own seed starting mix, installing your own water filtration system, or building a backyard fire pit, you're probably tried your hand at staining ...

Wood stain adds a layer of beauty and protection to decks, fences, and exterior doors. And staining wood is a perfectly doable DIY project. But just because you can take on the task yourself doesn’t ...

Minwax is simplifying the job of staining and finishing wood. New Minwax Wood Finishing Cloths come moistened with a water-based, all-in-one stain and finish and are available in five wood tones: ...

HARRISBURG, SD — Showplace Cabinetry has released a new stain called Kona that the company says brings "dramatic depth and warmth" to its cabinetry offerings. Now available on Maple and Maple SG ...

Q: I have a handcrafted maple table that has no finish on it. Unfortunately, a vase on it had water that overflowed, staining the wood a green color. I believe it is too deep to remove with sandpaper.