Make Anything Look Like Wood

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Note: Your results may vary! Please experiment on some scrap before trying this on something permanent. Also, this technique may not be suitable for surfaces that are expected to take abuse. I use it primarily for superficial work, but many viewers have had success on light-duty furniture.
Regardless, a satin clear coat is recommended for added durability. It may also help in the case that your stain is still tacky after several days.
Some stains are thinner than others and may bead up when you try to brush them on. I've handled this by doing the following:
1. Brush on the stain.
2. Hit it with a hair dryer for 10-15 seconds.
3. Brush again.
4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 until the stain starts to thicken.
Again, always experiment before committing to the final project. Good luck!
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PAINT COLORS
▶ Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch: Warm Caramel (Best Result)
▶ Rust-Oleum Stops Rust: Sand
▶ Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch: Ivory Silk
▶ Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch: Stone Gray
STAIN COLORS
▶ Minwax Wood Finish Penetrating Stain: Dark Walnut (Best Result)
▶ Minwax Wood Finish Penetrating Stain: Honey
▶ Minwax Wood Finish Penetrating Stain: Classic Gray
▶ Minwax Wood Finish Penetrating Stain: True Black
▶ Minwax Water-Based Wood Stain: White Tint Base
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@WesleyTreat 4 года назад

*Please see the video description before trying this yourself.*

@nakunashimeikututu84 3 года назад

I can’t find the video description? For the colors

@krystaloccasions5266 3 года назад

So colors what did u land on for the gray? I want to try this. Sound I do grey on grey or sand or which colors did u use? I cant find the colors sorry

@WesleyTreat 3 года назад

The video description is directly below the video. 👍

@doomsday751 3 года назад

Whenever I make anything look like wood, I use an oxygen acetylene torch technique. It looks great.

@vickiedaley5527 3 года назад

I'm cutting down and changing the color of an old tv armoire. It basically particle board with some kind of sealer. I want to make the top wood color and black on the bottom. This will be perfect with some experimenting. Thanks

@stephens1035 Год назад

I plunged feet first into your turorial, and then trying it out on a 3D printed prop, not really knowing what I was getting into. FANTASTIC RESULT !! I can't share my extreme enthusiasm for finding this very simple, and straight forward technique to 'create' wood finishes. I applied Dark Walnut stain over a butterscotch acrylic base. I am still gobsmacked. Well done.

@lindagalloway5813 10 месяцев назад

I was unaware there are 2 types of stain. I used oil base stain. Will my bathroom vanity ever dry?

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

Is your vanity dry yet? Gel stain drys on anything.

@GraysonAndDave 6 месяцев назад

My grandmother used this same technique in her house about 25yrs ago and I thought she was crazy when she was doing it lol. Her wood trim had been painted so many times she didn't want to strip it all back down so she did this technique and I was surprised how good it turned out.

@audj7904 2 года назад

I just used this technique on the Malm bed from ikea. I wanted a wooden bed on a budget and mission accomplished! I didn’t use spray paint because I did this project in my apartment bedroom and didn’t want paint sprayed all over the walls but the result was amazing. I used a peanut butter ish color base and American chestnut color stain and the result is just magical. And I didn’t have to watch some 30 min long video on how to do it. Now I have a modern wooden bed instead of some basic ikea panels. Thank you so much!!

@Delk.Partyof6 Месяц назад

I’m glad I found this video and your comment cause that’s exactly what I want to do with my ikea bed 😍. Excited to try.

@pipi3126HD 2 года назад

It's 4am. Why do I do this to myself.

@remixcnk 3 месяца назад

I'm almost at that hour. 0200 and I'm sure I'll still be goin' when the sun comes up. Damn ADHD

@pipi3126HD 3 месяца назад

@@remixcnk here I am 2 years later at 5am 😂😂😂 it gets worse kids!!

@utente4068 2 месяца назад

Same😂😂😂

@alexreis749 2 месяца назад

there is no individual experience. I am also watching it…

@6STRINGAHOLIC Месяц назад

😂

@terrythompson4126 Год назад

This is absolutely gorgeous! And this is the best tutorial EVER! The man actually wants to teach something not just show off. I’ve gone through hundreds of “look what I can do” videos that leave out critical information and teach you TWO things; jack and 💩! After watching this one I feel like I can actually do this and be successful!!! THANK YOU!!!

@rossn5186 3 года назад

Finally, someone who knows the correct (and extremely simple) method of spray painting. Drives me insane watching people stopping and starting half way along the piece they are painting.

@josevalenzuela5011 Год назад

Hi I wanted to make my carbon crossbow bolts into wood colors so I add primer 1st on the shaft then whatever woody stain color next on it !!

@RandomGlow444 5 лет назад

I love how honest he is with is tests “I don’t think that’s going anywhere” 😂

@evangelaakins7428 4 года назад

Exactly I'm cracking up

@getitgotitgood 3 года назад

@lexi6303 2 года назад

For non professional painters might be fine but not for high end projects

@BruceRichardsonMusic 5 лет назад

In my twenties and thirties, I did quite a lot of this kind of work in media/theatrical/display contexts. Chip brushes, definitely your best friend. Amber (or clear) shellac over MDF is an excellent base. More than a couple of coats will be counterproductive (shellac doesn't like too many coats), but you want it smooth as possible at this point. The next part sounds insane, but working theatrical gold paint (Rosco is what I used) with a little dark green and red analine dye produces a set of iridescent brown tones that you can brush thin--exposing some of the shellac/MDF base--as a second layer. The important thing is to get some natural variation and some iridescence/reflective content underneath. The more motion you get into the layering, the more complexity and depth you can coax out of the final product, as you work on top of a more complex basecoat. You may paint most if it away, eventually, but if you're trying to emulate wood that has a lot of depth, it can really work. Also, don't hesitate to take scissors to the chip brushes, and make specific tools for specific outcomes.

@terranceroberts6259 3 года назад

Is there any reference material in how you do this ? Or videos? Sounds very interesting.

@BruceRichardsonMusic 3 года назад

@@terranceroberts6259 Well, it was long before RU-vid was a thing. The trick is to use materials with differing properties. Also, taking scissors to chip brushes, and making grain-tools out of them. If you get a good looking layer, then lock it down with an additional thin coat of shellac. That lets you keep layering without washing away the interesting things you have happening.

@christianlogerot8376 2 года назад

Wayyy later but some pretty solid tips were you a set painter?

@BruceRichardsonMusic 2 года назад

@@christianlogerot8376 Yes, for feature films and theatrical productions, mainly, although I did some display and even home-finishing. It was my moonlighting job for years, until I was able to make a living writing music.

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

Scissors to the chip brush! Should have read your tips before posting my previous comment!

@TheLittleBlackShadeTree 5 лет назад

I just bought an old table with the intention of refinishing it only to discover it was all made of real wood..except the top, main part of the table! I was struggling to figure out what to do when I found this video. THANK YOU!!!!! You’ve saved my whole project and I can’t wait to try it!

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

It has been 4 years, did you ever get to try it?

@carmen-rg2vi 4 года назад

Thanks! That was amazing! I've spent hours watching other more complicated videos and I like your simple easy technique the best! No need for a lot of different or expensive products to give a faux grain effect. You did great just by using your paint brush and getting to the point in a short simple video. Thank you, I learned more from your video in a few minutes rather than the lengthy ones.

@jessicar929 4 года назад

Yessss.... i can't believe how easy this really is.... sooo many other videos want you to get this and mix half with this... this was fantastic to watch and easy to learn

@frogbertthe3rd191 2 года назад

Ditto!!

@brendahuntington5271 4 года назад

He's so cool to watch like I feel like if he had a show on tv id so watch it

@staceykersting705 4 года назад

His passion for sharing makes it so riveting. I'm serious.

@stephanielowman6916 4 года назад

He is very likeable, and gets right into the video, instead of blah blah blahing about the history of paint, or some other such nonsense.

@TheBeardedWoodworker 5 лет назад

Yeah, I think the best was the original and I like the grey on grey. Nice tip on the swirl too. Thanks!

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

I like the swirl too. How about making the tips of the bristles jagged?

@starktrish 4 года назад

Thank you!!!!! I've been trying to fix a spot on a table where I over sanded the veneer. This worked perfectly!!!! You can't even tell that I messed up. Yay!!!

@kellymckinley7242 3 года назад

Thanks for the great faux wood grain technique! Tried this on a $50 hutch I bought on Craiglist. First time and I think it turned out quite well. A couple of things to mention are that the technique works best when applied flat and also, since the stain is applied over a painted surface drying time is greatly prolonged. The it took me about a week to finish all sides of the cabinet and another week for full cure.

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

Maybe Gel Stain would have been better. It will dry on anything.

@MrGrombie 5 лет назад

Theme painter for theme parks here. You can also do a black wash technique to build out more colors. Start like how he did. But take a wet cloth and pull some color off. Then add in some lighter colors in the crevices to make it look like wood at theme parks. Still though, the method he showed is like 80% of the theme park quality. For like 1/4 effort. Not bad if you ask me.

@Kendallian132 Год назад

Great ideas! I'm putting in a white vinyl picket fence and wanted to soften the appearance of it somewhat but don't want to paint it a solid color. This looks like a great alternative. I especially love the stippling you do on the weathered grey to make it look distressed. Very nice. Thanks for the post!

@leanakiddy622 7 месяцев назад

Just curious how your results came out? I also have a vinyl fence I want to do this technique with but this video didn't use vinyl so I wasn't sure if this technique would work on vinyl.

@Kendallian132 7 месяцев назад

@@leanakiddy622 I decided to stay wit the white vinyl. However, I am considering the faux wood treatment for the garage doors when I do them.

@noneyabis Год назад

I've been looking all over for a simple way to make my small concrete front porch, look like wood. Everything was involved or, alternatively, very expensive (porcelain tiles). But this method is great. I'll use it to do the porch and then use a glossy protective coating, maybe epoxy. Thanks for this!

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

Did you use a base coat of masonry floor paint?

@raymart86 3 года назад

Minwax Jacobean stain on top of Rustoleum flat brown was a really good combination. Thx for making this video!

@thefunkyjunkdrawer 4 года назад

This works well with water based stain as well . Dries even faster. Thanks for the video!!

@jtbmetaldesigns 4 года назад

This is where home improvement meets art! Great video!

@davidhoekje7842 5 лет назад

Very similar to a technique I saw when stripping old furniture. A lot of it seemed to have been done in the 30's to 50's based on the apparent age of the finishes. There would be a coat of what appeared to be beige milk paint with heavily pigmented organic varnish applied over top with various brush techniques. Often it was indistinguishable from actual wood to a casual eye. Neat technique.

@peterjf7723 5 лет назад

I noticed that had been done in an old house to make cheap pine doors look like expensive hardwood.

@schaunkleynhaus5041 2 месяца назад

Someone used this technic on my outdoor gate. Iv been looking every where to replicate the look. Thank you so so much for this video.

@timinwsac 5 лет назад

In our little world there are no mistakes just happy accidents.

@eonihusk4435 4 года назад

In that case I'll try hot pink with fluorescent purple color combination first.

@t.c87 4 года назад

🤣😂🤣😂🤣!

@thewholeyou 4 года назад

Omg I love this saying.....I'm stealing it 😜

@sarahzlife.x 4 года назад

Its bob ross if no one is getting the reference ok😢

@giulianacr2638 3 года назад

@@sarahzlife.x yeah Bob Ross 🎨🖌

@silveravnt 5 лет назад

I used the stain only on some PVC pipe to make spears for a play. The first coat basically did the same as your paint and kind of stained the PVC. Then I went over that with a thicker coat of stain. I had trouble getting the stain to dry and not smudge. I fixed this by coating it with a rustoleum matte clear.

@silveravnt 5 лет назад

I just remembered I also put some deep scratches in the PVC with a wood rasp before I sanded it.

@WesleyTreat 5 лет назад

You know, I think I did something similar with some PVC pipe several years ago, but I can't remember what it was for.

@katieharcrow558 5 лет назад

Thinking of doing this to my kitchen countertops. I recently painted them a faux granite look but I really want a butcher block type counter without actually having to replace them.

@aleeyaw 5 лет назад

This is why I'm here also, any luck thus far?

@bytesizedengineering 5 лет назад

Very cool Wesley! It was fun to transition from "that just looks like he's putting stain on top of paint" to "oh my gosh! That looks just like wood!"

@leekrd 3 года назад

Great tips, I’m researching faux finishes for a subwoofer box build, this was very helpful.

@billsmith4932 5 лет назад

New subscriber here. Wow, I LOVE LOVE LOVE your use of editing to move things along! Held my attention, left me wanting more. I wanted it to go on longer, but you really did cover everything. Thanks for the great content!

@siankhan3762 20 дней назад

Great video… Sounds to me like your descriptions of materials etc. you must be a sign guy…I am or was before I retired. Great career never bored. Often had to check the clock to remind myself to go home.

@CaptainSuperFantastic 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this! I had some white rental house doors that I use this technique and they turned out really well. The other doors in the house were all dark stain so this matched well.

@m0nm0n Год назад

Thanks for this comment, I was looking to see if anyone had used the technique for doors. I have solid timber doors in an old Victorian house that I have spent ages stripping back, only to find one had been repaired at some point with a coloured bondo 🤦‍♀️ I'm hoping something like this will work ok & it won't look miss matched against the stain.

@PreciiePKMtz 4 дня назад

Might just paint my floors today! Thank you so much! Beautiful work

@thegoodfight365 3 года назад

This is an excellent idea and far more cost friendly than trying to expoxy the desk I adore and messed up. Thanks to you I may be off the hook. I'll let you know how it turns out 👍🏾

@hlucienne 5 лет назад

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!!! I'm trying it this weekend!

@adorabledeplorble8497 5 лет назад

I’ve done a similar method to lighten the orange/red tone mahogany sides on a dresser made of mixed woods. The front was a nice light color when sanded, but the sides would never sand that light due to the types of wood used, so I painted the sides a light earthy color, started blending wood tone paint colors to bring it back into balance with the type of wood on the front, playing with some pale yellow and browns till I had the illusion of grain in the brush strokes and I was very close on the light wood color, then finally I stained over the paint with the light stain used on the front wood just to finish it off with the right tones as reflected in different times-of-day light. It took some time to match it up, but it worked out really well.

@MWmota Год назад

I like that this video is short, to the point, and he didn't ask for a like, a sub, or to "hit that notification button ". This was informative, helpful and was easy and fun to watch. I did hit subscribe! Thanks for the video!

@cynthiagriffith9642 5 лет назад

I'm going to use some of your techniques (If not all of your tools) with my oil painting. Thanks! Love the brush techniques for the wood grain! Just what I was looking for!

@coinholio6863 2 года назад

You would do good to use mineral spirits (white creamy)in your stains because you are not getting enough "slip" along your substrate. You could also lay down a light coat of mineral spirits (Floetrol if you are using waterbased stains) on the entire substrate. Then you can dip your brush in multiple colors (one side one color the other side another color, aka double/triple dipping) and drag your brush along the board. While chip brushes are ok and economical, my favorite brush is equally as cheap and available at Michaels. A three pack of Artist Loft or Craftsmart ORANGE brushes (straight and angled) are MUCH more versatile than simply using a chip.

@leonardball5067 2 года назад

This guy is great. It's a fantastic how to with great demonstration and delivery. Thanks for your video. It's my all time favorite. What else have ya got?

@josevalenzuela5011 Год назад

Hi I've been wanting to make my carbon crossbow bolts and arrows look like wood so do I add primer 1st if so which one ? And then I add whatever selected woody stain color I want ?

@sandialdridge7599 3 года назад

Thank you! My husband just ruined my table that my grandmother gave me. It's french provincial. I wanted my top stained and I wanted to paint the rest ivory. It looks horrible. Now, thanks to you, I have hope.

@BS-dq1kz 4 года назад

Thank you SO much! I have a gorgeous piece that was my grandmas and thought for sure it was real wood but it is MDF on top and has no wood grain look. It’s just solid. The drawers however are real wood I believe or they seem to be! They have a beautiful grain pattern. Anyway, I want to paint it white and distress it a bit but I want the top to be darker and stained. Obviously I didn’t think I could do it with no grain patterns since it’s MDF. I want to get this right though because it was my granny’s and I’ll keep it forever. Oh! Also, the darn thing was painted before in a crackle paint. That stuff was impossible to remove. The dresser has many intricate details and cracks and crevices. It has been a tough job sanding it all the way down so I really don’t want to mess it up. I may have to try your technique on something else first to see if I can even do it correctly.

@staceykersting705 4 года назад

Bingo! Practice on scraps. I do a lot of painting on cardboard...it's great for that!

@susanpeterson9558 9 месяцев назад

I found your video while looking for a tutorial on how to make metal doors look like wood. Thanks for the inspiration😊❤

@robertmueller6979 3 месяца назад

I found if you want to hide a lot of damage or wear just use solid yellow paint with a primer as your base. That will cover any repairs imperfections etc. If you use gloss rough it up with 120 grit, rub in a light layer of dark brown stain to make it "wood'. You can make your "primary" stain level as light or dark as you want with dark stain by rubbing away any excess till you're happy. Can't do that if the stain is too light. Use a cut up cut brush makes your lines.

@Shahid6547 4 года назад

This is a wonderful solution to a faux wood look that looks authentic.

@leonausmus604 5 лет назад

I've been doing this for years... all flat latex no oil.... butter color latex brushed on (gives it more grain to start) dry then use latex stain or watered down paint the color you want... brush on , let dry and keep coating and drying(oil stain takes too long to dry and you can achieve same effect with latex) until looks good then coat with POLYCRYLIC (it's water based doesn't yellow)... great look with NO FUMES...

@kimariokiji 4 года назад

leon ausmus, would this work for exterior doors? How many coats do you usually paint?

@thealuvsleps 5 лет назад

Hey Wesley my mom is your friend and she showed me your Instagram and then I found your channel and I fell in love with your channel!

@raven7207 2 года назад

The combination of the two Grays looked pretty good.

@iwmiwannamake7604 5 лет назад

Looks legit! Do we need to seal it?

@69codeblue 3 года назад

I used the spray can clear coat spray it’s lasted about 2 years now plus your able to wipe it down and not damage the paint I made a table top out of it it’s holding up pretty well the legs I didn’t seal with clear coat are fading the top looks brand new so id recommend it 👍🏽

@fishbonetrunk6645 2 месяца назад

I used a light grey as base and cherry lacquer it looks so real together. To make it work let it dry and layer it.

@dianeharris2358 5 лет назад

I like the first sample. Very warm & striking!!

@FigmentsMade 5 лет назад

Great tips! It was neat to see you experimenting and seeing what worked and didn't. Nice one!

@darthemphatic4654 3 месяца назад

Thanks for this! Great info and I love that your style lines up with mine - let's just try stuff until we find something we like!

@GibClark 5 лет назад

Great technique 👍👍👍👍a distant relative used to be known for his mad skills , all the rich folk would have him fake overtop a lot of nice hardwoods

@BalancedHuman 5 лет назад

Ok but the Bob Ross of DIY!

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

I saw the happy little trees he dropped in 😊

@Lady_of_Ishpeming 3 года назад

This is awesome! I need to redo my bedroom furniture and I want the wood grain look. I will definitely have to get some scrap partical board to practice on before I dive in. TYFS!

@Carlackie 4 года назад

Thank You !! I wanted to change my entry door !! you are Awesome !!!

@nelsonta00 4 года назад

That looks good! I just made a shoe rack with a combination of kiln+mdf boards and I want it to have the wood finish look. Gonna give it a try!

@stanleyshostak2737 5 лет назад

I think if you do your regular wood color the walnut then go over that with the grey it might look more natural. Just my thought. That was a great technique.

@ZaRappaBuilds 4 года назад

out doorbell cover (the actual bell had a plastic cover inside the house) had worn painted on wood look, so i fabricated a wood grain look, and it had great results! i just smudged custom mixed brown paint onto the old plastic cover. it looked better than before

@xsterawesome Год назад

Now I just need to paint a car like this.

@thishandleistaken2023 Год назад

Awesome video! thanks for sharing. can definitely use this on my next house reno!

@jlocey87 5 лет назад

I'm liking how many tools to do this with... The less the better... 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

@NiesWorld 4 года назад

Your editing is impeccable

@Tinyboots_travels Год назад

This video is so straight forward! I've been trying to follow it but for some reason when I put the stain over the dry paint it begins to separate the way oil and water does. Did I get the wrong kind of paint?!

@garagemonkeysan 5 лет назад

Nice tips on creating wood grain. 😊

@laurenkris9384 2 года назад

Thank you for the various ways to do this, it helps save me time!

@farringeise1916 Год назад

Omg u just blew my mind 🎉

@sugarmodeoff3768 2 года назад

I am inspired. Fingers crossed that my project goes accordingly.

@ramise5932 2 года назад

Fabulous experiments thanks I’ll be doing a caravan Reno.., I think this technique will come in handy. Thank you!

@utubewillyman 5 лет назад

These look good. I think you'll get a better result if you thin out the stain a bit. I've also had luck making my own wood graining tool: a cheap squeegee with little notches cut out of the rubber. All of this can be done with water-based paint as well. It plays nicer with foam board and the lack of fumes is a plus. You just thin out your top coat with Floetrol (water is not slimy enough).

@vampire_kiril 8 месяцев назад

you sir are a true craftsman!

@charleanastasia5557 10 месяцев назад

I found that the caramel, dark walnut and a secret weapon.... gold, & copper metallic streaks mixed in really adds depth.

@franklinamanda3425 5 лет назад

The first combo walnut and honey was good! Thanks

@haydnyoung9099 2 года назад

Excellent, quick and to the results, no talking for 10mins like most DIY videos with disgusting music, 😁😁😁thank you

@Jer_Schmidt 5 лет назад

Cool!

@guttagame1804 Год назад

He makes it look so easy, I promise he is a pro

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj 7 месяцев назад

He showed you how easy it is, just do it. I am sure that you will be amazed. I did six metal window frames, now they are PINE!

@guttagame1804 7 месяцев назад

@@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj so dope! I'm homeless though, not a pot to piss in nor a window to throw it out. Lol

@craigmonteforte1478 5 лет назад

Cool technique another good way to prime or actually seal raw. MDF is using Shellac ive found its one of the cheapest and Fastest drying although your spray dries pretty fast too BTW i buy Shellac by the gallon and spray it thru my HVLP setup its very forgiving and. Is easy to spray i think in the future i may. Start making my own Shellac so i have a ;little more control of the tone plus it seems easy and even cheaper its not all about the cost but my passion and hobby is woodworking as i worked in the industry for over 20 years

@thestone3849 3 года назад

i think the proper brush (with somewhat hard bristles) is also important to get that natural looking grains...

@atomick530 2 года назад

I did this on Styrofoam insulation for a Halloween decoration. A tiny bit of stain goes a LONG way. We used rags to wipe the excess and lighten the color. It looks great, but it has been several days and the stain is still tacky to the touch. I am guessing because it could not be absorbed by the paint. It is an outdoor decoration so it is not a problem for me, but something to keep in mind if you are doing this for a higher contact project.

@cathy7824 3 года назад

Love the look, they do sell a cheap rubber wood graining tool though.

@_RayOfLight_ 24 дня назад

Thank you so much! I learned a lot from this video . ❤

@traceehebert9567 3 года назад

Worked like a charm - wish I could add photos to prove it

@historyhunter5215 4 года назад

That first one was amazing and I love that shade,but the others I think. Your the expert as you've done this,lol. But you should let it fully cure or start to tack before adding the next coat. Also try a lighter hand stroke. 🤷‍♂️ just got into staining myself. I did my bathroom in real on white walls with a white weathered and burnt drift wood trim.