Whitewash Wood Stain
Whitewashing wood stain will give your wood an antique look. This 3-step process adds visual interest to wood furniture, floors and walls.
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Whitewash Wood Stain
Whitewash Wood Stain
Step 1: Stain
First, stain your wood with whatever color you want. Whitewashing will allow the stain color to show through and add visual depth.
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Whitewash Wood Stain
Whitewash Wood Stain
Step 2: Paint
To whitewash wood stain, brush a 2 to 1 lighter paint/water mixture on the wood. Always brush in the direction of the wood grain.
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Whitewash Wood Stain
Whitewash Wood Stain
Step 3: Finish
While the whitewash is still wet, use a clean rag to lightly wipe off some paint, working in the direction of the wood grain.
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