In this tutorial we'll cover:
- Mixing custom stains
- Preparing end grain for staining
- Why you should stain the neck and body separately
You can go for a natural finish on your ukulele, or give it color using stain. If you’re going to stain, Dan Erlewine shows you the easy way to do it.
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Tools and supplies used in this video include:
ColorTone Stains
https://stewmac.com/item/5034
Clean cotton rag
Cotton balls
Paper towels
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