However, using the colour of an expensive wood on a more inexpensive variety is a common and cost-conscious way to achieve the look you want. Use a golden oak stain to disguise your pine. It is a ...

On the other hand, woods with an open grain, like pine, cedar and white oak, are very absorbent and accept stain readily. Natural coloration also affects how stains appear. A stain won’t have ...

Community Description: This type is a closed canopy forest (>75% closure) in which red oak or a mixture of oak and white pine (rarely red spruce or hemlock) dominate. Red maple (up to 30% cover) and ...

Community Description: This type is a closed canopy forest (>75% closure) in which red oak or a mixture of oak and white pine (rarely red spruce or hemlock) dominate. Red maple (up to 30% cover) and ...

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 ...