How to Paint Realistic Wood Grain Like a Professional | Project Dreamboat

Dale Kallaway at Two Rivers Boatworks tackles one of his most ambitious projects yet, a hand-painted faux wood design on the custom HydraStepp. While he is a Dale Kallaway at Two Rivers Boatworks tackles one of his most ambitious projects yet, a hand-painted faux wood design on the custom HydraStepp. While he is a beginner at faux wood painting, he knocks it out of the park. He explains how he adds texture with a variety of brushes and tools. Let Dale teach you how to paint realistic wood grain like a pro! at faux wood painting, he knocks it out of the park. He explains how he adds texture with a variety of brushes and tools. Let Dale teach you how to paint realistic wood grain like a pro!

[@krigsmanniclas]

Fantastic 👍🥁

[@andreaturrin5729]

awesome job.... from Italy !!!!

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

Out of hand. Great great job. 💯

[@Grady252]

Totally amazing job! Looks beautiful!

[@kat-rex9407]

Nice work...perfection is the key😊

[@jamesrobbins2708]

Thanks for sharing, it's looks beautiful. Can we please get new episodes of Project Dreamboat? From what I can see there haven't been any new episodes in over a year. Thanks

[@FLSportsman]

Show is done unfortunately.

[@jamesrobbins2708]

@@FLSportsman 😭😭😭 That was an awesome show, so sad to see it end.

[@1yachtcarpenter]

When we make decks, we use quarter-sawn wood which is a vertical grain-very straight lines. You have painted your hatch with a flat grain pattern. Flat grain wood can not be used as a deck because it expands and contracts at a different rate than the pieces on either side and will just tear itself apart during weathering.. All decks on every boat/yacht uses only quarter-sawn wood.. Meaning your paint job is technically incorrect.
Change my mind...

[@slange455]

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