B brianhr Established Member Joined 13 Nov 2007 Messages 169 Reaction score 0 28 Apr 2011 #1 Is it best to stain before glueing, will the stain inhibit the glue in the same way as the final finish?
Is it best to stain before glueing, will the stain inhibit the glue in the same way as the final finish?
G greggy Established Member Joined 15 Sep 2006 Messages 726 Reaction score 0 Location barnsley 28 Apr 2011 #2 i glue up then stain the timber. i use titebond 111 ( 3 )
Paul Chapman Established Member Joined 26 Jan 2006 Messages 8,657 Reaction score 4 Location Bookham, Surrey 28 Apr 2011 #3 I think I would only stain before glueing up in situations where I had something like a fielded panel which might shrink and expose some unstained wood, but I would only stain the panel before glueing. Cheers :wink: Paul
I think I would only stain before glueing up in situations where I had something like a fielded panel which might shrink and expose some unstained wood, but I would only stain the panel before glueing. Cheers :wink: Paul
H Harbo In Memorium Joined 13 Nov 2006 Messages 5,548 Reaction score 5 Location Hampshire 28 Apr 2011 #4 I glue up first but very careful of glue spread - the excess glue will prevent proper staining. Rod
jimi43 Established Member Joined 12 Mar 2009 Messages 6,921 Reaction score 13 Location Kent - the Garden of England 28 Apr 2011 #5 Harbo":myceozsi said: I glue up first but very careful of glue spread - the excess glue will prevent proper staining. Rod Click to expand... +1
Harbo":myceozsi said: I glue up first but very careful of glue spread - the excess glue will prevent proper staining. Rod Click to expand... +1