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The
coarser the finish sandpaper used, the darker the stain color will
be
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Always
wipe satins after application to assure good adherence of the finish
coats
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When
staining hard woods like maple to obtain more uniform stain
penetration, try finish sanding before staining, with 80-grit
sandpaper.
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To
produce dark colors such as mahoganies and walnuts, it requires a
two-step staining operation. The first coat should be a dye type
stain like MLC Microton. The second coat would be a MLC Spray &
Wipe stain. This system will obtain the walnut or mahogany color
desired even on light colored woods like oak and maintain excellent
grain definition.
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