That's amazing that the wood changed that drastically with just a vinegar/steel wool concoction. I love it 👍 And get that cat a superhero cape already!
Awesome! I'd like to see the results of this in better lighting. Direct sunlight often 'blows out' images and you don't get a true depth of color. Just after the sun goes down or on a cloudy day makes for better images. Regardless, I trust this works and you got the results you were after.
Howdy brother- I’ve seen where this has been done but it was on yellow pine and it was really dark, not what aged yellow pine actually looks like. I’m guessing they left the steel wool in too long. I’ve aged some timbers but I used a different method. What you did looks good. Hope all is well. Take care and God’s blessings to you
I tried it as well but leaves a rusty smell, bothers me a lot fo inside house use. Also I wonder that the wood is aging with chemicals, propably is weaker now to the weather when used outside. Any thoughts??
That's amazing that the wood changed that drastically with just a vinegar/steel wool concoction. I love it 👍 And get that cat a superhero cape already!
Cool video Jerry. I've used that trick a few times over the years. Ole Archie is a mad man.
I literally just put up board and batten on my camp last year and was just talking to my wife saying how I wish it would weather faster, thanks !
Just try it on a small piece to check the color. You can water down if needed
Place looks fantastic!
Looks great!
Looks so nice. Good job.
Wow!!! Looks beautiful... what a great and simple tip!!! Will try one day. 😊🌿🕊
Looks great, turned out really nice and looks to be a perfect match.
Omg I held my breath when Archie jumped across…
Looks great, nice tip... your co-star Archie trying to steal the show? Have you done a update on your garden? Thanks for sharing again.
Not yet on the garden. It’s been kinda crappy in Ohio. Going to get back on that soon.
So pretty 👏 bravo! Yes please on the Lavender videos 🤭
Awesome!
I'd like to see the results of this in better lighting. Direct sunlight often 'blows out' images and you don't get a true depth of color. Just after the sun goes down or on a cloudy day makes for better images. Regardless, I trust this works and you got the results you were after.
Howdy brother- I’ve seen where this has been done but it was on yellow pine and it was really dark, not what aged yellow pine actually looks like. I’m guessing they left the steel wool in too long. I’ve aged some timbers but I used a different method. What you did looks good. Hope all is well. Take care and God’s blessings to you
Howdy Paul!! Your right about that. If your not careful with pine it will turn it brown not gray
I tried it as well but leaves a rusty smell, bothers me a lot fo inside house use. Also I wonder that the wood is aging with chemicals, propably is weaker now to the weather when used outside.
Any thoughts??
Now I need to know about the pizza party. 😋 LoL
May 27th after 5
I use it to dye leather black. It's called vinegaroon.
Did you apply a sealant afterwards? Or does the vinegar and steel wool act as a preservative? Thanks
I didn’t apply a sealant. If wood has time to dry you do not need it.
Have you got a front kitchen
Yes
I'm finding vinegar has many uses
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How many feet extension ladder you using in vid ?
28’
@@logcabinlifestyle How do you get plywood sheets for roof deck up on the roof by yourself ?
@@logcabinlifestyle I've seen people making contraptions with hinges, etc. I wanted to know how you get your roof sheeting up top .
Are you going to put some tar oil on it or just leave it as it is?.
I’m just leaving it as it is