【DIY】オイルステイン どちらを使う？『水性』と『油性』同じようで大きく違う2種類のステインの見え方 塗り方 使い方

Oil stain is a DIY staple commonly used on tables, chairs, counters, and many other projects, showcasing the warmth of wood grain. However, these oil stains are broadly divided into two types: water-based and oil-based. While the products look similar and have the same color, it can be hard to know which one to use. This video will help beginners, those who have never used stains before, and those who have been using them without even knowing about them, understand the appearance of each type and provide important usage tips. Chapters 0:00 Opening - Video Summary 0:27 Standing by before painting 2:23 Comparing water-based and oil-based applications on SPF wood 4:54 Why the appearance differs 6:31 Differences depending on the wood 12:20 Important points to note 12:58 Ending - Summary This video explains the major differences between water-based and oil-based oil stains, a staple of DIY projects. Related videos: Both videos explain how to sand wood with sandpaper and how to apply stains beautifully with water-based stains. Please watch these videos and use them as reference material for this video. [Related Videos] …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ・Sanding Wood with Sandpaper for a Beautiful Finish [DIY] Wood Paint Preparation: Sanding for a Better Finish: How to Choose Sandpaper and Basic Usage    • 【DIY】木材ペイント下準備 仕上がり良くなる『サンディング』サンドペーパーの選び方...   ・Basics of Water-Based Stain Painting to Bring Out the Wood Grain [DIY] Bringing Out the Wood Grain with Low Odor, Easy to Use, and Clean Basics of Water-Based Stain Painting, Easy for DIY Beginners    • 【DIY】木目を活かし臭い少なく簡単キレイで使いやすい DIY初心者でもすぐできる『...   …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… [Additional Information in This Video] …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… This video explains the basics of water-based and oil-based oil stains using Asahipen's teak color. However, there are many other oil stain manufacturers and types, and water-based stains, which contain pigments, have a particularly wide variety of colors compared to oil-based stains. We hope you'll find your favorite color and enjoy your DIY projects even more. Most oil stains are primarily intended for coloring and lack protective properties. For DIY projects that don't require protection, oil stain is often used as the final finish. However, if the item is likely to come into contact with water on tables, counters, or outdoors, applying an additional coat of oil stain can increase protection. Water contact can lead to stains and uneven color. As a basic safety precaution for all paints, not just oil stains, always ventilate the area when painting indoors, wear gloves to prevent direct skin contact, and especially wear a mask and goggles when using oil-based or volatile paints to ensure a safe and comfortable painting experience. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… "Ajizanmai DIY Market" provides useful information on how to make and use DIY projects. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on DIY information. ▼If you haven't subscribed yet, click here▼ https://www.youtube.com/c/ajizanmaiDI... This video I liked it! If you found this helpful, please subscribe, like, and leave a comment. #DIY #oilstain #paint #waterbased #oilbased #painting #paint #wood #woodgrain #AjizanmaiDIYMarket