My DIY Kitchen Stool Transformation with Feast Watson

 
 

Are you wanting to rejuvenate your tired or worn timber furniture or change the colour scheme in your interior space? Look no further than Feast Watson for endless ways to do just this!

Transform your homes aesthetics by choosing from the diverse range of colours in the Feast Watson Prooftint range. With an abundance of warm, natural hue tones such as Brown Japan and Mahogany, as well as achieving a lighter, bright look with Maple and Oak colours, Prooftint provides a dash of colour to your timber, while maintaining transparency to your timber grain.

Feast Watson Prooftint wood stain is easy to use, fast drying and repairs scratches and damage to stained timber. Enabling flexibility in colour matching with a mix of other products, you can achieve the colour of your dreams with a deluxe, stained finish.

I wanted to breathe new life into our worn timber stools as they were well and truly in need of some love. I chose to give them a DIY makeover with Feast Watson Prooftint in black and Feast Watson Clear Varnish as I wanted a big change aesthetically. Prooftint is magic as it not only stains the timber it also helps to hide any scratches and imperfections the timbers. I chose ‘black’ as the colour as I wanted a dark true black which also showed timber grain.

I couldn’t be happier with the end result, follow these steps on how to apply wood stain:

  1. Sand the timber back to a raw finish

  2. Remove any excess sanding dust with a microfiber cloth or use a leaf blower/hairdryer

  3. Using a brush or cloth, apply Prooftint evenly over the desired area.

  4. Wait 2-5 minutes for the stain to penetrate the surface. Wipe off any excess with a clean, soft cloth.

  5. Ensure the edges of adjoining sections are carefully blended together by evenly wiping the overlap area.

  6. Once your area is dry, make sure you seal it - I used Feast & Watson Clear Varnish. The clear topcoat ensures lasting protection and fully develops the final colour - the most important step!

Before

Sanding

After Sanding

Feast Watson Proof Tint - Black

Apply Proof Tint with a brush or rag

Wait 5 minutes between coats

Feast Watson Clear Varnish

Apply Clear Varnish with a brush or rag

After

After

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