Aged Cherry Wood

In the book understanding wood finishing reader s digest bob flexner writes that old cherry that has darkened naturally is actually quite impossible to match with stains or toners.

Aged cherry wood.

Wipe on one or more coats of general finishes candlelite gel stain. Cherry s color ages to a richer rusty red brown with any clear finish. Eventually the deep reddish brown cherry will fade to light reddish gold but the problem will be something for your grandkids to figure out. Cherry has no rivals that are as easy to work fine textured strong and regal in color.

Use the same method to blend cherry sapwood and heartwood plywood and solid wood and even color. Because the wood s surface is sealed the gel stain adds an even layer of color that makes cherry look like it has aged naturally. A cabinet door where a person s hand touches every time it is closed over a period of years smooths out and wears down the wood. This is pine that was aged for two days so if you want it darker leave it outside longer.

Create an aged look in your cherry or mahogany by sanding. It s highly rated in all working properties including wood bending and turning. Cherry s color ages to a richer rusty red brown with any clear finish color range reddish brown with a golden luster. Cherry is a domestic wood from north america cherry has no rivals that are as easy to work fine textured strong and regal in color.

Let sit 5 min. What oxidation and ultraviolet give they will take away. Truth be told aged cherry color is a moving target. It s not difficult to get the aged look of cherry furniture without waiting years for the wood to darken.

The color can be matched well but neither the stain nor toner can recreate the translucence of naturally aged cherry. Pioneer wood works quickly when learning how to weather wood on cedar but pine still needs to sit outside in the weather after application so it s unpredictable how much time it will save you. Wipe it off immediately removing. Freshly cut cherry is often very pale but the wood.

Dissolve powder in water.