How to prep for Stain and Finishing Oil
The Stain and Finishing Oil (SFO) by Fusion comes in six stunning colours, perfect for any project. In this comprehensive tutorial, paint expert Loree Pringle guides you through every step of the process.
Join Loree as she demonstrates how to prep a variety of surfaces to ensure optimal results. You'll learn the differences in application techniques for hard and soft woods, the impact of applying one coat versus two, and the essential steps to prepare your wood before staining.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced DIY enthusiast, this detailed tutorial will provide you with valuable tips and tricks to achieve a professional finish with Fusion's Stain and Finishing Oil.
Don't miss out on mastering the art of wood staining and finishing with expert guidance from Loree Pringle!
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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
0:30 SFO Colours & Protects Your Wood
1:49 Applying SFO on Hard vs Soft Wood
3:09 One Coat of SFO vs Two Coats
4:25 Prepping Raw Wood for SFO
6:47 Wiping Back the SFO
9:26 Increasing the Sheen of the SFO
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These stains are the best! So easy to use and gives me great results every time.
Great video Loree. I always appreciate your paint/refinishing expertise. We love using SFO on our refinished pieces here in Australia & they sell well in my shop space in Brisbane.
Great video. Would you ever use a wood conditioner prior to using SFO to even out grain consistency like pine?
@HomerevivalinteriorsUk1
2 ай бұрын
I know SFO conditions your wood too, but you could also add a wash of Odourless solvent first before applying the SFO that works great too!
If using SFO over FMP, how long do I wait if I want to do a second coat of SFO?
I have an oak kitchen table that I over sanded the top and now it won’t accept stain well… I tried several different types and it just slid off… now it’s blotchy and horrible looking. Would you suggest painting and then using the SFO?
Is there a video for using Stain and Finishing Oil to darken a table without painting it?