Hi all,
A few months back I had some old pine cupboard doors stripped - In a tank. Since then I've hung the doors and spent a considerable amount of time removing the leftover paint and sanding down.
I decided on applying 3 or 4 coats of Liberon finishing oil with a coat or 2 of wax on top of that.
However, after sanding down the wood I couldn't help but notice that the surface of the wood seemed to be in different shades in places - almost in perfect shapes. I since applied a layer of oil to see how it would take and as I thought it highlighted these patches - as the pic attached shows.
Any suggestions what this is and how to get rid of it? Is it because the dipping maybe hasn't been neutralised properly in these areas?
Any solutions would be greatly appreciated. I'm a bit gutted at the moment as I was hoping I could bring these up real nice:sad:
A few months back I had some old pine cupboard doors stripped - In a tank. Since then I've hung the doors and spent a considerable amount of time removing the leftover paint and sanding down.
I decided on applying 3 or 4 coats of Liberon finishing oil with a coat or 2 of wax on top of that.
However, after sanding down the wood I couldn't help but notice that the surface of the wood seemed to be in different shades in places - almost in perfect shapes. I since applied a layer of oil to see how it would take and as I thought it highlighted these patches - as the pic attached shows.
Any suggestions what this is and how to get rid of it? Is it because the dipping maybe hasn't been neutralised properly in these areas?
Any solutions would be greatly appreciated. I'm a bit gutted at the moment as I was hoping I could bring these up real nice:sad:
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