Staining with the Secrets

    Staining with the Secrets

    

    This article deserves a disclaimer. So here is your final warning before you read on.

    WARNING!! Once you know the secret to staining, you can't go back to the method you used before. This odorless and nearly instant method is ideal for those that want the classic look of more neutral, traditional stains, but not everything else that comes along with it. Years ago I learned that staining in the traditional sense wasn't for me. My body fully rejected it by promptly rewarding me with a migraine from shell! Upon creating SeaPaint though, I learned that ANY SeaPaint can be used as a stain if you add a little water. This process isn't as simple as the Secrets but it will do in a pinch. The Secrets however are THE perfect stain. In addition to its other dozen uses, it just so happens to be perfectly formulated for staining with spellbinding blending capabilities that are far superior to other color stain products on the market today. That's right I said it. 

     

    You can layer and blend these stains unlike traditional stains so feel free to choose more than one shade to create depth and contrast.

     

    Step 1. Grab your Secret of choice (31 Shades)

    Squirt a dime sized amount of your Secret shade onto your damp SeaCult Brush or simply mix 50/50 with water in a bowl. Careful, this stuff goes a long way. Easy does it. 

    Step 2. Apply the Secrets 

    Starting from one side, brush on stain moving in the direction of the grain. For a darker stain, wait 90 seconds and apply a second coat using the same method. Wait 90 seconds for your last coat to dry. 

    Step 3. Brush on SeaGlass with a slightly damp brush or cloth. A Wax based sealer is also a perfectly suitable choice if that is your preference, I’m just too lazy for that life. 

    Step 4. Nothing. You're Done. Start to Finish. 5 minutes. BOOOMMM baby! Now that is magic!

    Watch how fast it happens below.

     

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    3 comments

    How did you get the bottom left image stain Its grey w blue and red purplish? TIA

    Teri Roper

    Hi there I’m wanting to try your product to and have a question. Will they apply to already stained oak cabinets?

    Stephanie

    I love the idea of being able to do a stain and finish this fast.

    Janet Nelson

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