How to faux burl wood-Artisan Rooms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Michael Boudreault of Artisan Rooms demonstrates the step by step process of creating a realistic burlwood finish. Products used are: Spanish Oak gel stain, Natural walnut wiping stain and red mahogany wiping stain by Old Masters. Base coat is Behr Ultra satin "Fall Foliage" www.artisanrooms.com
This video is worth a million dollars to the wood grainer. Thank you very much for showing it to us.
I can't wait to use this on trim areas of a vintage radio I'm working on! Excellent vid.
This has brought joy to me as a painter/decorator....I loved graining and always practice on absolutely anything I could fined....I'm going to do this on a mould lion I done in cement....this will wood effect will look class on it.....cheers man for this👏🏼👏🏼☘️🎨
Move over Bob Ross! What a greatly presented clip. All information clearly conveyed and demonstration confident and clear. Very realistic and beautyful end result.
You can tell you are a pro. Thank you for sharing. And thank you, thank you, thank you for listing the products used. So many faux how-to's fail to do so. Great work.
This is the best thing I’ve watched in a long time. Let old stuff in the garage breathe new life. Thank you so much for this.
Way to go Tom! Breathe some new life and sell some of that!!
It's insane how good that looks.
THANK U SIR FOR THIS VIDEO IS THE BEST ONE I EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE GOD ANSWER EVERY QUESTION I THOUGHT THAT NO ONE CAN DO THIS I WAS WRONG YOU ARE MASTER I THANK U AGAIN SIR FROM A DAVETERAN
Excellent work. I didn't know I had this talent until I was in my 40's. I was hanging wallpaper in Vegas at the Bellagio during its' construction and watched a "special finisher" doing marble. I took to it like a fish to water. I wound up doing all aspects of faux in a dozen casinos over the next 5 years from granite pillars at the Venetian, all of the cherry finish in the piano bar at the Paris and repairing damage to a zebra wood wall at the MGM Grand. You couldn't see where the natural grain stopped and my repair began, It wasn't work at that point! I was being paid to do art I would have done for free! Beautiful burl. I'm going to wow the neighbors with a burl wood panel on my front porch. Love your technique!
Wow this video is amazing. I just searched the internet and TH-cam for literally 3 hours trying to find instructions on what you've just explained better than I ever could've hoped for. Thanks so much!
Thanks David, disappointed it took you three hours of searching before our video came up. Thought we were doing better in the search algorithm. Glad you liked it. Good luck on your project.
@@artisanrooms4701 haha nah don't blame the algorithm, blame me and my stupid habit of not using the correct search terms. Thanks again!
This is exactly what I needed! I’m a theater scenic artist and while we use tinted water based sealers to achieve these faux finishes, the demonstration is perfect and exactly the same process.
WOW! That came out AMAZING! As a woodworker hobbyist, this is invaluable! Great video.
WOW, I have been looking for something like this for I project I have at home, It will be my first project of this kind, but thank you for your insight as to how to go about applying the finish, and most importantly the medium to use.
How cool. I'm going to try this on a $100 guitar kit. Thank you for demonstrating this step by step. I feel confident i can do this.
By the way, it's fantastic that you answer, I find that that, all real Master like you, answer and help. THANK YOU.
WOW, WHAT AN INCREDIBLE WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning, I did the back of our entry door and with an Art Deco vanity , old timer relatives were very confused as to how it was faux painted! Getting inspired to do this again! Great help!
Glad you were inspired, thanks for watching
best wood graining video for burlwood! thank you!!!
Your welcome, glad you liked it.
wow, that was very impressive technique, I've learned a lot from just watching the video
thank you for sharing
Vitaliy
Vitaliy Krutchenko ,
Thank you Vitaliy.
This video is SO informative and extremely comprehensive. Thank you!!!
Thank you! Glad you found it informative.
This is by far the best demonstration of creating a faux burl finish that I've seen, and I have been looking for a good one for a long time. I am a miniaturist, so I'm going to have to figure out how to reduce your techniques and tools for one-inch scale pieces, but it should be fun trying. Thanks!
Same. I'm a miniaturist and I've seen beds made with burl wood. I can't wait to try this
That is very impressive. I’m new to this channel-if you don’t already, I would love to see how to do a variety of faux woods and burls. This is amazing.
You do a great job of teaching this technique. Great project. I am getting ready to try this on a Model A dash.
Great video - thanks for sharing in such detail! Cheers.
Awesome video. Thank you for your altruism in sharing hard won knowledge.
Good work
That’s a very old technique and was used in Victorian times especially with quartersawn Oak Grain. ‘Scrumbling’
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How could you not be impressed by this? Super job.
chris little Thank you Chris!
I have this Jag convertible that has a pair of subwoofers in the back, outboard of each side of the back seat. In order to add some mid/tweeters I had to build out so I made basically speaker fronts out of MDF that house the tweeters and encircles the woofers where the original grills went. It's about 1 3/4" thick so it sticks out, so I have this great brainstorm that I'll paint these fronts to match the wood burl in the dash. Thx for the tip! :)
BEST wood graining video I have seen!! Thanks.
Thank you Jim!
For a long time i have admired the wood grain burl wood in the high end cars, Jaguar, Bently and always thought i what a wonderful addition to a car rebuild. With this video, channel i think i could do this. This is sooo good!!! Thank you for a great video!
Thank you Clyde, many rebuild enthusiasts have used this video to do their own finishes and we love seeing the results. Good luck with your project!
It's a great day to live in. I've worked I. machine shops that the owner had sectioned off because he was afraid we would take his ideas and run off with them. Now days folks care enough about what they do to share with others to keep their craft alive. This is great work and "looks" simple by the master but I'd probably make a mess the first several times.
Superb instructional video! I am so excited to try this now.
You're just amazing,I can't wait to try this technique,bravo!
Absolutely amazing video. Thank you so much
TOTALLY AWESOME VIDEO AND DEMONSTRATION, LOVE IT!!!
Awesome instruction! Thank you so much!!!
Outstanding work. Thanks for sharing the colors too!! My garage door will look awesome.
Oregon's Lonewolf, I bet it will, e mail or post pics on our Facebook page when you are done!
here is the video I am looking for. I have a bedroom set made in this style. I can now do my dining table like this. Thank you for teaching the technique.
You are welcome, glad you found the video helpful. Good luck with your dining table.
This is how to use stain! Best video ever!
very nice tutorials for learn.......great job.....
Beautiful thanks for the tutorial.
Great work!!!!
very wise man, I respect this guy
You
Made that look so easy
I guess I'll just jump in and try it
I'm more of a craft projects person
I'll try this next time I do up a wood storage box.
Now to figure out how to apply some of your techniques to some of my mixed media and paper projects I have going on in my head.
Thank you.
love it,cool process
Great tutorial!
Thank you!😊
AS I TOLD YOU SOMETIME AGO, YOU ARE THE BEST, I HAVE DONE AN AMAZING TABLE UNDER YOUR INSTRUCTION, I AM ABOUT TO DO ANOTHER PIECE, YOU ARE A REAL MASTER, PLEASE KEEP MAKING MORE VIDEOS, BY THE WAY, THE YOU EXPLAIN IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AGAIN LAURA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laura Forconi , thank you!! So glad you found the video useful.
Thank you for sharing this. I`m going to try this on a douglas fir wooden statue carving I just did since I blotch up the stain so bad hopefully this will cover it all up.
Great job! Thanks!
Best video I have seen in a long time!
Craig Lafferty , Thanks Craig!
Hey Say. Was very glad to hear that you finished the project, and that you shared your opinion --- on your final results!
Sorry that you weren t able to get your color right. I have a Burl Wood Credenza which is so lovely, It doesn t really get the lighting it deserves. Maybe... it wasn t that you didn t get the color right, but you didn t have the right lighting to showcase
your hard work! hehehe EzEZFauxDecor countertop cover is a great alternative if Wallpapering soothes the nerves!
I think it would be great to do this Burl with a virgin hardwood tree stump serving as a patio
Great video!
Thank you for making this video. I purchased a burl wood console table and want to do a small table, that I already have, to match my new piece.
thank you for this, sir! i just did a custom faux burl on my guitar and followed your guide... except instead of orange satin primer, i used a red glossy enamel.
dude what products did you use ? i wanna do my guitar too
Pure Artistry! Thanks for sharing
that was amazing. thanks
Thank you very much for this tutorial.
You are welcome! So glad you found it helpful.
Sir, you are amazing!!!!!
Looks great man
THANK YOU
This is awesome!!!!!
Sensational, thank you for generous knowledge.I live in Sydney and have not been able to find any glaze or the products you use.Any suggestions on how to get it sent internationally?Thanks
Thank you! Wow!
So beautiful really!
I watch your videos very often, you are my HERO!!!!!!!! I THINK I ASKED YOU BEFORE, WOULD YOU DO THIS TO A ROLL UP DESK OR KITCHEN CABINETS???????????????? THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MY BEST
LAURA.
Bless you for putting the products list.
Incredibly AWESOME! Trying tabletop this week. Wish me luck!
Hope all went well, and if you have not started yet...good luck on your project.
Turned out AWESOME! I messed up the first time and started over. Everyone that's seen it has really liked it. I think I did too many spots, too small. But now I know how. The next one will be amazing. Too bad we can't post pictures here. You explained it PERFECTLY!
Glad it went well. My first attempts really sucked, but the more you do the better it gets.
Thanks for sharing.
That was great. Thank you.
nice work thank you for sharing this video
looks great! Ive used an artist medium, Liguin and artist oil paints before to make burl wood. Long open time and extremely scratch resistant I did it on my golf club driver to give it a super exotic wood look, and it holds up better than the factory paint process.
Arrowhead Art, I love liquin! I agree it's a great medium. How long did you have to wait for it to harden up enough for clear coat, and what did you use for clear coat? My golf swing needs work, I would probably ruin the finish.
Liquin drys faster if it is exposed to some heat or wait about 4 hours. Top coat was a tinted Liquin. I also did a set of TaylorMade white R-11's woods in quarter sawn oak 7 years ago and still play them. .Made the shafts look like old school hickory wood. Need Liquin i to be thicker?, mix some of the other stiff paste mediums to get just the right viscosity.
Check out Arrowhead Putters. www.golfelites.com I make those putters with extreme adjustability.
They say Liquin is not a good top coat for oil paintings. I have never seen any issues as a top coat, on my oil paintings or even exposed to the sun in other faux wood jobs that have direct south exposure. Normally I use tinted clear acrylics for faux wood projects. Real fast dry time. My faux site is www.artfauxdoors.com just a hobby so to speak
Burl wood is back!
Wow I have an old defiant vintage radio I have just renewed, the finish has gone.so I will try this great technique.....thanks for the video... Dw
excellent! will do, thank again!!
Very nice, TY!
Excellent video, thanks a lot.
ned star Thank you Ned!
I would really love to try this, my only question is it an oil base top coat you have to use though? Thanks for this great instructional video. i have a fore place mantel this would look great on.
Use shellac or any acrylic clear coat spray with a satin or semigloss sheen from Home Depot or Lowes. If the oil glaze is not sticky you can brush on satin Lenmar Aqua plastic (it's my favorite).
Faux does mean false or fake so.....
Awesome!!!
dude David Cross is a beast at faux finish
Fantastic
Wonderfully done and explained the process clearly .Thank you.
Afzaal in .pakistan
you’re welcome
This is very cool
Awesome awesome thank you so much 💃🏽💃🏽
That would be a really cool look on a guitar! If you are doing both sides, try rigging something up so you could hang it from somewhere on the neck so you could work all sides at once. Good luck, you're gonna rock this.
Thanks, i could easily rig the body and access the surface from any angle. I guess i'll have to practise your technique a bit. Will check back when i finish the project. Starting in the summer vacation mid june probably.
Maravilhoso!!!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
very nice thank you
Genius!!!
Absolutely wonderful work! I’m trying to find what colors you used on your first two stains, I’m dying to try this!
I thought it looked great after the bagging technique. Beautiful job!!
Thanks! The devil is in the details and the little extra stuff.
Debora, yes you can, I get a lot of questions and e-mails from folks restoring cars and wanting to do the dash in burl.
Can these products you used be applied to metal (classic car interior trims and dash) And will I be able to apply automotive clear coat over these products? Can you contact me @ David.Gonzalez@stsjv.com thanks
Trivi gee , yes to all. Good luck with your project.
Love this! Thanks for sharing. Letting the clear spray layer dry completely before final toning? Thinking yes, but better to ask than forge ahead and find out differently.
Lauren Milbank yes.each layer must be dry before the next is applied.
I've got a wooden triumph dash project, this might work very well on!
subscribed.....that looks killer
same here.
grate thanks
I was just wondering when you first started with the mda board what paint did you use as the base for the orange?
JUST WATCH YOUR VIDEO AGAIN, YOU ARE JUST AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW, I WISH YOU LIVED IN NY, I WOULD CLASSES FROM YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Laura!
Awesome tutorial....iam building custom kit guitars and they are basswood body's kinda bland lol.....the one I am working with now has to many cut aways for a veneer top....iam wondering if you are aware of any. Paint/stain tips in regards to book matched veneers...... Maple, ash, ect???
Iam thinking about a sun burst in metallics as a base coat for this barrel...
Great video, thank you, what are the 2 colors you used , the one for the gel stain and the lighter one for the wiping stain?
Hello. Thank you for this guide. Looks amazing.
However, I can’t seem to get gel stain in the UK for a reasonable price. I’m wondering if you can suggest an alternatives?
Good idea