Staining Finish
Modifying the Depth of Wood
Painting Finish
Painting is used when you want solid colors. The grain is slighty backfilled giving the wood a smoother look with higher consistency.
Burning Finish
The burning of wood is a time-honored tradition, dating back to mankind's discovery of fire.
Liquid Bar Top Finish
When you have a high traffic surface, or when it simply, absolutely, MUST look perfect for all eternity, you can rely on liquid bar top.
Staining as a Finishing Technique
Ah yes, staining...one of the most versatile, most requested, and most wood-complementing finishes available. It allows you to select the grain type of wood you like, and then change the color to suit your decorating style. Espresso? Check. White? Check. Green and Pink? Check.
We start by sanding the the wood to a smooth texture. We then condition the wood to accept the stain. Then, in the eternal words of Mr. Miyagi, "Wax on, Wax Off" (or in our circumstance "wipe"). Stain is a finish best built up, so multiple passes are always required to achieve the deepest and richest color tones.
BOSSWoodworks Proudly Uses Old Masters for ALL of Our Stain, Conditioner, and Paints:
BOSSWoodworks uses a minimum of three passes of stain and two passes of clear coat to give you the best "standard" finish possible. More coats is always better, so we recommend a minimum of five stain passes and three clear coat passes.
The Design Process
Our Design Process starts with you- what could be more important than getting exactly what you want?
Our Texture Techniques
What better way to customize wood than to give it a texture you call your own? Our many texture options will create a finished product just the feeling!
Contact Us
Send us an email with ideas! Our consultations are always free. Drop us a line and find out just how close you are to the item of your dreams!