How To Stain Pine Wood-Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- In this video, I show you how to stain pine wood. It is a simple DIY tutorial, and I use a scrap piece of pine wood to test the stain color that I will be using for a larger project. The color that I chose was espresso, and it produced a medium-dark brown stain color on the pine wood. I was really happy with the color, and I ended up using it for the entire project!
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Love this guy, he’s killing me with his yell-talking
Lololol omg he gets lit at like 2:38 and I read your comment and now I can't stop laughing
It sounds like he's from a rick and morty interdimension cable episode.
Omg I literally sat here laughing my head off lol
@@americangod4361 you sure he isn't Charlie from Aleays Sunny?
Is he going thru puberty again??
I didn't know Jordan Petersen had a wood working channel.
3:53 - old Cloooohs
Looks really nice it gave me the wood colour I wanted to use, THANKS
Thanks very much for this video, it really helped me finish my piece. This Espresso stain was the exact color I needed. Thanks so much. Great information.
I don’t know if I like this voice or hate it !!! But can’t ignore for sure...
Thanks for saying the color I love it I’m going to stain my unfinished pine dining room table with that shade it’s exactly what I was looking for “Espresso” 🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
SAME. do you have a photo of how yours turned out
I’ve been trying to pick the right color and it’s so frustrating bc the pictures of the color samples online are all different from each other for the same color. I ended up searching YT videos of color samples to see real life examples and your vid here just sold me on this color 👌🏽. I had no intentions of buying this color based on the pictures but your end result was what I wanted!
Your voice makes this video very high energy. I love it lol.
Sounds like Miss Piggy and Fozzy Bear had a kid!
I keep expecting a “Wakka wakka”, followed by a “Hiyee Yah!”
Sounds like Noel from Frasier Crane’s radio show.
Omg I luv the muppets lol
HAHAAHAHAHAAHAAHA
@@jazzman1626 At the beginning he reminded me of Emo Phillips.
LOL OMG Im dying! He does have a "unique" voice
Holy shit, it's the dude that taught me how to drive!
Thank you for not asking for a like and follow at the beginning of the video before getting into the content. I found the tutorial super helpful and that alone was enough to award the ‘like’ button. Super easy and simple.
Didn't know Charlie from Always Sunny was into woodwork...
Beelzebub Satan Face you’re funny
it sounds like when Charlie does his sales pitch for Kitten Mittens
Charlie Work
Thank you Saul Goodman
I love the outcome of the staining job , looks really simple. I will check out the the colour and do a test. thanks for the video
You forgot to tell ppl that if you leave it on for the 5 mins you will end-up with a stain that is at the darkest end of the range for this product. If you want a lighter stain you could leave it on for less time, and if its a water based stain then you could add water to the wood first ( allow to soak into the wood) then apply the stain and let the water draw it into the grain. But I guess that technique sounds like it would be another video. Are you using a voice changing amplifier??
I love the espresso color.
That wood looked beautiful as it was after the first 5 minutes
I was waiting for: '... but wait, there's more!' troughout the entire video.
cheers Kermit
Thank you for making this video. Helpful!
and yet all over google they say its not able to stain pine wood, i knew they was lying .. thats why i looked up this video. good job, im gonna stain my pine 2x6 gazebo floors and apply a coat of wax to try and keep them from rotting too fast. thanks.
thanks for posting! this helped me a lot. i’m an artist and work only with paints... i have the worst luck with stain 😂 but this instructional video is awesome!
"Go with the grain"
Starts going back and forth then finishes going against the grain lmao
Do as I say not as I do I guess
The guy is meant for politics
Thank you for the clear / helpful video
Thank you for the video color is espresso
Did you condition it first? I've reas from other posts that pine has a tendency to splotch with out conditiner. But your staining looks perfect.
He used a gel stain so it didn't get as blotchy but yes use a conditioner or a wash coat on soft woods if you use oil based stains
I love your voice. Keep making videos. Peace out.
3:53 "Wear old CLoOoOoOohs"
"Hi, Ho.... Kermit the woodworker here..."
Savage accuracy
Hi, thank you for your video. It is helpful.
Please what color did you use on the wood?
I like it. Please let me know
Use wood conditioner to reduce spots on the wood
I'm just learning but this is for sure a step not to be forgotten with soft woods...Unfortunately learning this one the hard way... Sanded and stained a music box base and it blotched all over.. Now I've been sanding and sanding and yes sanding more to get the stain off { Which I left on all night before noticing the blotches .. } and seriously wondering if they'll be any base left by the time I get it all off to pre condition it... :-(
I tested what conditioner and it doesn't work as good on gel stains.
Wood conditioner can only be found in america
Beautiful, now how would you "finish" it?
I love knots. Gives it a 1 of 1 stamp
I just bought pine molding and stained it with Espresso but the Espresso didn’t go on as dark as advertised
His damn voice almost woke up my baby
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
It came out Great and u didn't even use pre staining as I have been recommended.
You sound like Charlie Day from the Horrible Bosses movie. 🤣🤣🤣 Easy tutorial, thanks!
I’m doing this exactly (except I used wood conditioner first), but when I wipe off the excess with a cloth basically all of the stain comes off. I’m left with the original pine color and dark stain in the cracks and imperfections. Am I wiping too hard? I left the stain on for about an hour and I could still wipe it off if I use enough pressure so I tried to wipe very gently and hopefully the rest will dry :/
Maybe you sanded with an excessive little grit not allowing the liquid absorbed well by the wood?
that looks great. So far every time I try and stain something it comes out looking shite no matter what steps I follow.
At 3:54 “old clothes” so high pitched this guy is funny as hell!
I have had my best results with pine by first using a conditioner sealer so it applies more evenly. You didn;t say anything about stirring the stain first. Ut can also be applied with a cloth.
Everyone has an opinion on what looks good and how to do it when it comes to staining wood -many like the clean none blotchy look (extra work) -others the rustic
imperfect look like in this video (not as much work) -I favor the latter.
He sounds like Charlie Day lmao
Great video man
Was just thinking the same thing! Lmao
Which colour os the stain please?
Are you Glenn from Superstore?
This voice, YES🤣
Hello what color did you use of the mini wax?
Are you not supposed to use pre stain on raw pine?
THETOPGLOCK yes, yes you are. That’s why this looks like dog shit 😂
Yes but some people like this look better they think it looks rustic lol
I was about ready to buy something from you...around the 3:30 mark I thought you were about to sell me something😂
Cross between Saul and Charlie from sunny 😂
What color stain is that? That’s beautiful and exactly what I want.
He said it was called Espresso. I like the colour too.
Shoresy?
What about Southern Yellow pine? What abut staining Fir? Does that the same way as your sample of what looks like Spruce? Thanks.
Can you tell me what color stain you used? Thanks for sharing!
He said it was 'Espresso'.
what color of stain did you use I see it is minwax maybe Jacobean?
Mr Bill!
Jordan Peterson is a carpenter?
Need advice ; I used the MINWAX treatment then the MINWAX penetrating stain, But I didn't wipe off a section of my pine wood stain project, Now it's still quite wet and tacky 24hrs later! Is there a fix or will it eventually dry after a few more days?
I don’t know the guy has 231k subscribers. He has cred. I mean do you guys have that. I get what you guys are saying tho but...be nice.
Paul Whitaker nah! There’s no nice on the tube. I’m subscribing to this dude’s channel because of his knowledge and his voice lmao. We should tell everyone to subscribe let’s get High Pitcher la million subscribers!
Be nice if you showed us what stain you were using.
He was right. He didn't properly sand this piece and every planer mark left unsanded is showing on this board after he stained it. He didn't mention how applying stain directly to a really soft wood like pine as he did will usually end up looking blotchy without using a prestain sealer. I can't figure out where he found a piece of pine that has such a uniform density. I don't think that this is even pine. This guy really likes to talk. He should be demonstrating kitchen tools in flea markets.
What stain color is being applied? Great video! Nice job.
Espresso
Are u also the driving instructor that has a UA-cam channel? Voice is same😂
If you watch it at 1.5 speed, its at least listenable lmao
Thought you were joking but it SERIOUSLY HELPS!!
omg thank you
You are the best!
Holy Kermit that sooo worked. Thanks
God Bless you! thnk you
Nice job.. what's the color name?
Needs more sanding you can see the crosscut lines from the mill marks once it was stained...also its better to apply wood sealer prior to staining
You apply the sealer before staining?Don't you seal after the stain is applied?
He said it was scrap
No pressure stain conditioner ?
Thank you for sharing!
he sounds like glenn from superstore!!!
What brand is the espresso stain?
Thank you.
Can I apply multiple coats of stain
Talks...so....slow....ly.... thank goodness there's playback speed options :D
how long till you can put Poly on it
Thank you
should i gra from side ?
Do I need to use varnish or no? I'm trying to build a bookshelf.
Yes, all stain needs a finish to protect it.
Nice! What is the name of this color?
This dude sounds like Charlie Day doing a Kermit the Frog impression.
George he reminded me of the Jewish kid from American dad
Espresso I see now
How about 2nd coats ?
I used my wife’s underbritches but they already had a stain on em. Is that ok to use?
Bababooey 126 bruuuuhhhh!!!!! Hahaha I'm dying!
😂😂😂😂 Wifey wondered what was happening when she heard me from the kitchen, suddenly roaring with laughter. Best guffaw we’ve had for a while, thanks.
HOW IN GOD'S NAME ARE YOU GETTING IT THAT DARK????!!!!!
I've tried 9 different stains on my pine wood. Some of them are basically black. After letting them sit for 15 minutes, I wipe them off, and the pine is damn near the same color as when I started. It looks like maybe somebody spilled some green tea on it or something. I just don't get it. 3 weeks I've been trying to stain this pine. What am I doing wrong? Please help.
Have you tried using a wood conditioner? That’s so weird!
@@rissafrederick6407 Yeah I've tried with and without. I've tried sanding heavily, lightly, and not at all. I've tried just about everything over the last month. Even using the darkest stain I can buy, and letting it sit for 15 minutes, it still just looks like a murky yellowish color.
his voice is so... characterized lol
Gabe Roman it really sounds like Emo Philips, I kept expecting a punchline to pop up.
He sounds like the Jewish kid on American dad
@@youtubeisbroken241 I got more Charlie Day vibe lol
Why did I feel like Gilbert Gottfried was teaching me how to stain pine
What color is that stain? It's perfect for a shelf in making. Sorry if you mentioned it in the video I must have missed it.
The colour name is, Expreso .? 👍 Nice one ☝️ to stain pine .
@@mariaburgos5978 thank you.
Can you add stain to tung oil does anyone know?
@@chatteyj as long as the stain is oil base you can. As said in this article you can add dyes to the Tung oil instead of mixing stain with Tung oil. Your question is answered about 1/2 to 3/4 down the article. www.realmilkpaint.com/help/tutorials/how-to-stain-floors/
Which type of paint to use on pine wood.
Awesome tutorial by Emo Phillis
Jonathan Roettger I knew I couldn’t have been the only one who noticed that
Ha ha, that’s the name I was trying to remember 😂😂.
What color stain did you use
What color are you using
Oh my god
What stain was it
What color of finish is that ?
You didn't say what product and color you are using.
You can just call it pine. We already know it's wood.
Is this Jordan Peterson?
"HI, BILLY MAYS HERE WITH OXY-CLEAN"
What color stain is this
Saul goodman?
Why stain with grain?
Because wiping on the stain leaves streaks. When you wipe with the grain, the streaks blend in with the grain. If you wipe across the grain, you'll leave streaks across the grain, which will stand out. That's not such a big deal until you put a finish on the wood...like shellac or lacquer. Once a topcoat is on, then those streaks are there forever, and they look like scratches under the surface of the finish. When you are applying the stain, it's okay to rub it in in a circular motion...you're trying to rub the stain into the wood and its okay to go across the grain then. But when you are just about done, switch to wiping with the grain and go over the entire piece like that. It will help remove streaks, 'scratches', and blotches and even out the stain job.