I HAVE A WOOD WALL ALREADY STAINED IN A MAPLE COLOR AND WOULD LIKE TO STAIN OVER WITHOUT SANDING, A WALNUT DARK COLOR. IS THIS POSSIBLE (PINE WOOD)?

We have interior red/purple cedar wood projects we want to finish with a high gloss coat. Can we use this product called clear wax, or one of these oils on the wood before hand? We are interested in using the oils only if it enhances the color of the wood.

I am refinishing an exterior door. I have read that a wood conditioner can only be used on interior wood such as pine or alder. Supposedly If I do use it on my door before I apply the stain, sections of wood may not accept the stain because the wood

We have a wood wall that we would like to paint but don’t know if there is a better way to go about it other than sanding the entire wall and its molding first. Is there a product out there that will take to glossy finish off?

We have red cedar ceiling throughout our home. We applied clear oil based poly to it 25 years ago when it was installed. It has turned darker and more red than what we would like. Our goal is to lighten it back up and our question is there a practical

I have a pretty, old wooden door. It has three layers of primer, paint and exterior paint which I am sanding to the bare wood. It is better to varnish or paint the door after it’s bare?

My exterior doors and windows have broken down. They are weathered, turning grey with black marks. The colour of the previous stain is light oak. I have tried to put light oak over the top but the stains and grey areas still show through.

1. Can you sand scratches in veneer doors (some are deeper than others) and then stain and poly for final coat. 2. I have already cleaned with a dampened rag and stained and with same color and they look good except for the darker color where the scratches are. 3.

I have engraved a name into some Pine. I want to stain the inside of the letters one stain and the surface another. How do I keep the stain in the letters from oozing out into the adjoining wood?