Vinegar and steel wool stain

Steel Wool & Vinegar Testing: This week, I done some testing, with Steel Wool & Vinegar Mix, on several different species of wood. White Oak, White Pine, Cedar, Maple, Red Oak, Poplar, Common Lumber, and pallet wood. Steel Wool and Vinegar mix, is a homemade stain, that anyo…

How to Make Vinegar and Steel Wool Stain. If you want to achieve a weathered aged wood finish on your furniture, this is for you!

This is homemade that makes sense. This DIY steel wool stain allows you to save a ton of money, and gives you the satisfaction of creating something useful.

How to antique and age wood instantly using a mixture of steel wool and vinegar. See how aging the solution leads to different finishes with a barn wood effect or more reddish tones.

Yeah, you can do that. Old wood is awesome, but not so easy to find in the sizes I need. Can be a little “pricey” too. Here’s a quick trick to age new wood to look a little weathe…

Weathered wood is appealing and beautiful in its own rustic way. It can be expensive to buy, but luckily it's cheap and easy to do yourself! In this article, we'll teach you how to age wood using vinegar and steel wool to get that...

How to oxidize wood for that rustic home decor look!

Learn how to age wood with vinegar and steel wool and see the effect of different vinegar solutions on 10 different types of wood.

DIY wood stain. Make your own wood stain with vinegar, fine steel wool, and a mason jar. The mixture needs about two weeks before use.

Use this recipe for ebonizing to create a dark, graphic look that emphasizes the form of a piece.