Oil vs Water stain

This week in Friday workshop we compare oil based and water based stains.
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[@DANYMITERESTORATION]

you must have quite a following - there are so many people looking for this type of reviews - great job making it so enjoyable.

[@FridayWorkshop]

Ha. Not a big following yet, but we’re trying.

[@DANYMITERESTORATION]

@@FridayWorkshop just give it time - that all it needs:) The goods are there.

[@BassadorWoodworking]

Great video, as always! I'm loving these how-to and comparison videos as of late!

[@FridayWorkshop]

Thanks Wayne. Glad you like these types of videos.

[@loquist42]

I appreciate the Boise State hat. 👍

[@FridayWorkshop]

Go big blue.

[@CustomCreativeCarvings]

Great song choice!

[@FridayWorkshop]

Ha. Thanks.

[@jshd1986]

Great video just one thing I noticed is it looked like you used the same conditioner for the oil and the water base stain but you should always use oil based conditioner for oil stain and water based conditioner for water base stain, it makes a big difference

[@FridayWorkshop]

You know I was always told the same thing but the fine folks at general finishes did a demo for me and showed me that there’s no difference if you properly dry it.

[@alsclub]

Hey Dom, righty-tighty, lefty-loosey.😃

[@FridayWorkshop]

Ha. That’s true.

[@gryphon1999]

You guys are so cute! Thank you for the comparison I want to stain my butcher block desk and needed the info ❤

[@FridayWorkshop]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Welcome to the Friday Workshop community.

[@MarriedManWoodworking]

Pre-stain before oil for sure. Nicely done. Good experiment and good video. Thanks

[@FridayWorkshop]

Thanks. The next one is gel vs oil vs water stains in black. What’s the best black stain.

[@danielhaulbrook3498]

You condition before the oil stain but never before water stain. Instead you pop the grain. This should be explained.

[@FridayWorkshop]

Great comment. Thanks for watching and for the tip.

[@shuitaoyang]

I always think I am doing a bad job at painting,,,, now I feel better about that

[@FridayWorkshop]

Sometimes it’s the product’s fault.

[@woodshopnerdery]

Where's the sanding? You gotta sand to 150 before staining! Pine is tough, have you tried a Gel Stain?

[@FridayWorkshop]

Ha. Next video is water vs gel vs oil. What’s the best stain to stain black on.

[@FowlersFarmhouseMore]

Why you gotta call me a newbie

[@FridayWorkshop]

Ha. Probably should have said cheap.

[@shirosurfer8864]

I like the no pre stain for outdoor

[@shirosurfer8864]

Oil based

[@FridayWorkshop]

Outdoor is its own beast isn’t it? Great points. Thanks for watching and we hope you subscribe.