Hi sweet friends! Do you have an existing piece of stained furniture that you’d love to restain but don’t want to strip off the old finish? Or maybe you stained a piece of furniture and thought you picked the perfect stain color/shade but then realized it wasn’t what you wanted. Did you live with it? Or decide to sand it down and start from scratch? I’ve had both scenarios happen and I’ve learned that re-staining furniture isn’t much different than dying my hair. I’ve been blonde, strawberry-blonde, streaked-blonde, red-head, black, and brunette so I know what I’m talking about. 😉

B L O G P O S T 👇

+ CAN YOU STAIN OVER STAIN… THE SAME RULES APPLY WHEN DYING YOUR HAIR! -
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R E L A T E D P O S T S 👇

+ Testing for Oil or Water Based Finishes - [ Ссылка ]
+ HOW TO APPLY GEL STAIN | STEP BY STEP -[ Ссылка ]
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+ STAIN OVER STAIN | HOW TO TUTORIAL - [ Ссылка ]

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