Good evening,
In this pic you see a panel I made up - walnut, Maple and zebra wood. I want to really pop and highlight the grain of the walnut and zebra, but I want to avoid amber tint and maintain as much of the light natural color of the Maple as possible. Also, this will ultimately be a "cornhole" beanbag game, so it needs to be quite durable. What's the best strategy for these varied species? Thank you for your advice
- Zebrawood, walnut, maple panel
- I want to enhance the grain of the wood, but avoid ambering the maple too much - I want the contrast.
- I am an amateur, and though I'll try anything with good instruction, simpler is better.
- What about GF Endurovar? Will it amber significantly? And if I use it could I mask off the maple and put water poly over the entire panel including where I used Endurovar on those darker woods?
Thanks again in advance for the help
In this pic you see a panel I made up - walnut, Maple and zebra wood. I want to really pop and highlight the grain of the walnut and zebra, but I want to avoid amber tint and maintain as much of the light natural color of the Maple as possible. Also, this will ultimately be a "cornhole" beanbag game, so it needs to be quite durable. What's the best strategy for these varied species? Thank you for your advice
- Zebrawood, walnut, maple panel
- I want to enhance the grain of the wood, but avoid ambering the maple too much - I want the contrast.
- I am an amateur, and though I'll try anything with good instruction, simpler is better.
- What about GF Endurovar? Will it amber significantly? And if I use it could I mask off the maple and put water poly over the entire panel including where I used Endurovar on those darker woods?
Thanks again in advance for the help