How to Fix a Bad Stain Job in Three Easy Steps

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2 thoughts on “How to Fix a Bad Stain Job in Three Easy Steps”

  1. I like your article on fixing a botched staining job. I have not tried your method yet. I am new at this and afraid I will make a bad situation worse. I first stained my cabinet with a polyurethane satin stain using one of the recommended brush. I was attempting to go from a light color to a darker shade. Your article was on point for what I was thinking to repair the baaaad job I’ve already done. Thanks I think I’m ready to go at it now.
    Thank you and thank you again

  2. We have the nightmare from hell in our diningroom. This is the best advice we’ve seen so far. Thank you so much! We will let you know the results.

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