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I have a large platter to turn for the local branch of the Burma Star Association. The trouble is that they are unlikely to be able to afford genuine Burmese teak. Has anyone any ideas for a wood that could be stained to look like B.teak?
As regards staining, at what sanding stage is it best to apply stain? I have just made one platter but didn't start to stain it until I had sanded it to 400grit. As a consequence, only the grain really went darker and I am obviously going to want all of the wood to go dark.
Many thanks
Paul
As regards staining, at what sanding stage is it best to apply stain? I have just made one platter but didn't start to stain it until I had sanded it to 400grit. As a consequence, only the grain really went darker and I am obviously going to want all of the wood to go dark.
Many thanks
Paul