Secret to a new trendy wood finishing technique. Two tone wood finish. 

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Yeah, what was she doing with that wood again?

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@@robertdalga128 She was definitely rubbing on it!!!

I estimate the thermostat was set to 63.8 F.

Wow, mature there

Nothing soft about the wood she creates

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You’re welcome 😊

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You’ve gained a new subscriber. I’m a professional woodworker. But I just couldn’t resist 😉

Shame on you…. if next we see only turtleneck tops, I’m blaming you. 😀

Thank you Martin

Absolutely magnificent 👍

Yes is very fun. Just make sure the stain is completely dry and dont leave the top coat for too long. Wipe pretty much right away. Experiment with timing

You are very welcome

Welcome aboard!

Glad it was helpful!

So glad!

Great idea!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler Yes, this is what I was talking about in the reply I just left. I'll go you one better, I get mine at Dollar Tree!, lol. 60ml(2oz)) for $1.25(Canada). Tye dye, dyes. They actually work really well on wood, no mess or smell, UV protection, very colorfast, I've whole wash bleached a shirt I did with them a few times, in hot water, and the color barely even fades. So many rackets out there. Home Depot, $25 for 8 oz, vs $5 if you know there is no magic in the home brand. Lol, I've used cayenne, turmeric, felt pens, food coloring, printer ink. Nothing holds up to the light, or stays separated at cellular level. Tye dye, the way to go. peace

you are welcome

Glad you like it!

You're very welcome!

Thank you

Happy to help!

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Hope you enjoy it! A desk should look beautiful. Make sure you experiment first with a scrap piece of same wood and seal it with a top coat

Thank you

Is that another description of a happy ending?

Most viewers would have wood after watching this video.

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You are very welcome Paul. Thanks for watching

​@@woodworkingwithSkylerGod bless you, good job, Good work

Thank you

You are very welcome. Just make sure you try with a piece of scrap wood first

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Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

Go for it!

Thank you

@@woodworkingwithSkyler salam bengkel kayu

Thanks so much!

Thank you. I like it too! I will be using this technique in different colors for the next few projects

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching

Thank you Thomas

Thank you so much! :)

You are welcome

Well….. it’s growing on me. I didn’t try to clean the bench yet, need to buy some alcohol:)

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Yes. But make sure is really dry. Like overnight dry

Thank you for watching and for the subscribe

Thanks for the tip about using alcohol to remove inl. Will give it a try. Thank you so much for the sub. I will make sure to post more videos soon but not for next week or so. Currently recovering from carpal tunnel surgery I had this Tuesday .

@@woodworkingwithSkyler get well soon!

@@alanross3435 thank you

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Thats awesome. I am from Romania originally

PRS is doing it now too.

I wouldn’t do this technique on plywood. Only on open pores woods

😊 thank you

Wonderful! Glad it was helpful

I bought mine on amazon. I put links to them in the description of the video

Yes, I am going to do some different colors in my next few projects

I accidentally spilled some on my plywood bench and it turned dark gray. What is OSB board?

What Can it be Used For? There’s a variety of DIY projects that OSB is fantastic for and you can use it for both interior and exterior use as it’s weather resistant (check for a stamp on the back of the board to make sure). It’s regularly used for flooring because of its strength and it’s ideal for a workshop or shed. It can also be used for roof sheathing to go under your roofing system or as a sheathing on the walls. But for a creative person or carpenter OSB can be used to create a multitude of different pieces of furniture or cabinetry as well. With a little creativity the sky is the limit with the endless options, headboards, noticeboards, drawers and wardrobes. If you are thinking of using it in the garden, although it’s weather resistant, for permanent outdoor use you will probably want to add some further weather protection. The weather resistant sealant will also only have been applied to the surface of the OSB so as soon as you make a cut into it you will want to add more sealant to ensure that water is not absorbed through the exposed material.

Hello S&S there are hardwood faced plywood sheets of 8by4 that this technique could work on?.

It looks like the black coats the lower fibers AND raised grain, then dries. When you apply the white and wipe it off, you are removing the white from the raised grain, exposing the dried black color, and leaving the white on the lower grain.

That would make sense. However, it looked like it was the raised grain that held onto the white coat.

Thank you. That’s an awesome tip! Will try that

Very cool! Thanks Sandrine!

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@@woodworkingwithSkyler You seem to revel in this kind of attention? :)

Maybe but nobody has heard of him.And I,m sure he doesn,t look like her😄😄😃

Did you use 0000 steel wool? The finer the wool the better as it dissolves faster. Did you use it on wood high in tenant like oak, mahogany, cherry, walnut etc? On wood that is low in tenant it will just turn gray. When I mixed my solution it stayed clear for about a week but I used it after 48 hours and it worked but took a good 30 min to turn black. The time of filming that video my solution was about 2 weeks old. Now the solution works pretty much in seconds almost instantly. As for the two colors technique, did you use two colors of top coat? One should be a pigment ( a dye) and the second color should be a colored topcoat. Also make sure the pigment is really really dry before applying top coat. My dye is water based and top coat is oil based that way the top coat won’t reactivate the base colors to mix it in. Once applied the top coat pretty much immediately starts scrubbing it off ( takes a lot of elbow grease). If you feel the top coat is not protecting enough you can apply a clear coat on top once fully dry. I hope this helps. Let me know if works

@@woodworkingwithSkyler Hmm, interesting. Tyvm, it's funny, the details you miss even trying to be focused, cz you don't know they are key details! No I didn't use 0000, but I can wait for that one, good to know it's still coming. I might try a batch with sugar and/or salt. Idk why... lol... and I have been using water based dyes, and I knew actually, that water dissolves water, and oil does oil, but I'd let it dry for days, and it still lifts it up if you put too much... I was more focused on the grain, I thought it was the decider, but as you now know, it wasn't working that way, lol. Have you seen the guy that burns the planks, then sands them, and only the broad dark grain is black, then he uses a neon stain, which disappointed me greatly, they look just amazing imo, but I thought that would be one of my contributions, though I dont think he is really a builder, or at all, but some people will pick up on it. Because the neon I was already doing, but the black I haven't figured out yet. I just completed a cabinet I finished in an orange/yellow, sunburst gradient. Like guitars, why can't we have beautiful colors for our furniture finishes. It does need to be done right, I think a neon pink dinner table probably would end up in clearance, but a neon chartreuse dinner table, in the right kitchen, gives me goosebumps, actually. I love color. I've been trying everything for wood. Aspen ply, maple ply, Spruce-Fir-Pine, Douglas Fir- Larch, dimensional. I'm north. Tx again, peace

Yeah but I bet your teacher didn,t look like her😄