Just a tip, buy another sealed pint of the stain for repairs. You’d be surprised how often lowes will discontinue wood stains or change suppliers all together. It’s also a lot harder for them to match a stain than it is for them to match paint.
Depending on what you use to seal it, you’re bound to get damage to the sealer and stain eventually. I have a kitchen bar that I made, you would be surprised how much damage you can do over time. I’ve tried a couple different seals on it over the years, they all have their ups and downs. In the end I think a French Polish with shellac is really nice for the kitchen mainly because it’s easy to repair.
They’re espresso stained acacia that I got at Lowe’s, I got a discount with my pro membership so that slaps
Just a tip, buy another sealed pint of the stain for repairs. You’d be surprised how often lowes will discontinue wood stains or change suppliers all together. It’s also a lot harder for them to match a stain than it is for them to match paint.
Depending on what you use to seal it, you’re bound to get damage to the sealer and stain eventually. I have a kitchen bar that I made, you would be surprised how much damage you can do over time. I’ve tried a couple different seals on it over the years, they all have their ups and downs. In the end I think a French Polish with shellac is really nice for the kitchen mainly because it’s easy to repair.
That’s awesome! It’s gorgeous.
What did you use to seal those counters?
acacia, my love
very jealous rn