How To Achieve Very Dark Stained Wood
In this video I took the top of an old beat-up utility table and demonstrated how to apply very dark color. It's important to understand the difference between a stain and a glaze. It's the latter which can be used most effectively for dark color. A clear polyurethane is used after staining and glazing to impart a uniform sheen and offer protection. This example table has a very "rustic" surface appearance, but the same techniques can be used on fine furniture with smooth finishes.

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