I am using a Minwax stain on this wine rack and it isn't taking the stain. What stain product has worked for you?
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I also used Minwax wood finish in the yellow can. After drying, I applied Minwax semi-gloss polyurethane. I can't understand why you are having a problem. I guess you could try sanding the wood before applying the stain. I used English chestnut stain which is a medium brown. If you are going for a much darker finish, you might need to leave the stain on longer before wiping it off. Hope it works out well for you. My rack looks really nice. I would post a picture if I could.
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We used Minwax Wood Finish Golden Oak 210B. Got it at Lowe's and the can says, "Penetrates, stains, and seals". It work perfectly for us just 2 applications. Hope this helps!
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Gosh, I have no idea! I did read recently that the Pam cooking spray I used may have been the cause of the staining. Sorry that's all I know!!
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I've used it on carpet stains and furniture stains. After you let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes use a damp cloth and rub out the stain. Repeat if you need to. I've gotten old wine and oil stains out of carpets! Hope this helps!
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I'm sorry, I haven't had to use it yet, so I'm no help to you. My sink is new, and I have the bisque or biscuit color. I also have some Soft Scrub, from the grocery store, which you might try. Would think the bleach would have worked. Did you let it sit on the stain for awhile? Otherwise, I don't know. You might do an online search for "stains on porceline sinks" and see what suggestions the search may bring up for you. Good luck.
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I am a novice furniture finisher. I stained a raw wood bookcase. This was my first piece and don't know how the stain would look on a piece previously stained. Sorry.
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Dampen a microfiber cloth with it and gently work the stain. Condition with protectant.
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I have used several concentrated products for cleaning from Sams Club based on the stain issue. Would not recommend "foamy" types of cleaners. I have used lysol, fabulosa, oxy orange, purple power
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I scrubbed it into the stain and let it sit for a few minutes - I did not let it dry. Hope this helps.
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I personally don't know of any products that will work for "white" faux leather that will make it "stain resistant." Since the chairs are not a true leather, they are not treated the same as leather. The materials are completely different. Scotchguard does make a 3M leather protector, but all the research I did states that vinyl stains can be cleaned with soft soaps like dish detergent, but it also says white vinigar works too. But these answers are post-stain, & unfortunately I don't know of a pre-stain treatment. Maybe google e-how: how to pre-treat & protect faux leather. Hope this helps.
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We had the same problem. First i just dishwash soap and a brush to get it off. Didnt work. Then i out some hand soap on the stains, rubbed it in with my fingers, let it sit for an hour and then washed it off. All stains were gone!
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If it was still damp after 60 hours I'm guessing it was on too thick and must be the solvent. Mine was completely dry after 48 hrs but I still had some stain so I did it a second time.
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I haven't used this yet, but you can stain with the Ardex SD-M stain and it will adhere. Apparently, other stains will not work. For more info go to karapaslaydesigndotcom. She is a huge fan of this product, and gives step by step instructions on her blog. Hope to get to using this in my kitchen soon.
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The tutorial I used via Pinterest showed very dark finished cabinets which I don't think would let the grain show through. This isn't the look I wanted.So I put the stain on fairly heavily, waited 3 minutes (don't let it dry) and wiped off. You can add all the coats you want to get the look you want. I used four on some things but only two on others. The stain still shows through on my pieces and I am very happy with the result. I also wanted to have a faint red finish which with the way I did it I do. Not in your face red, just a hint. I LOVE the Java stain.
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There is no composite used in this rack. It is all solid, matte finished wood. I do not know if it could be stained.
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It removed red wine from my beige wool blazer and some of it had dried............so it's certainly worth a try. You really have to soak the dried area though. Good luck!
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That is a good question. I "racked" my wine about three weeks ago, and every bit of settimment washed out. They do not stain. As far as aging the wine in them, I have always done so in glass or wood, so this is a first time for me. I plan on bottling the wine soon anyway, so I'm hoping not to keep it in the plastic for too long, not that it should matter, with a good air lock and minimal air to surface of the wine. I hope this helps.
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Mix baking soda & vinegar until it forms a paste. Put on any stain & leave for 5 minutes or until you get back to it. It's worked miracles on my stove.