Staining Picture Frames 
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| Stain a Wood Picture Frame |
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Stain a Wood |
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| I start by stirring the stain thoroughly and applying it with a rag making sure to get it in all the nooks and crannies. If you spill some stain on the picture frame as I did you will want to quickly wipe more stain on the the spot and the rest of the frame and then wipe off with a rag. If you let a spot of stain sit to long before adding more to blend it in, it will keep getting darker as you apply more stain and will be a darker spot than the rest of the stain. |
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| Here is a wood picture frame made from some door and window molding I had left over. The wet spots are from wiping the glue off after assembly. After the wood dries I wipe it down with stain. |
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| I then wipe the stain off with a rag. If you will notice the arrow below you will see where I didn't get all the glue wiped off before it dried and the stain didn't sink in the wood. |
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| To remedy this I sand the spot with 220 grit sand paper and stain again.. |
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| The spot seems to be gone. |
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| Here is finished picture frame with a top coat of satin lacquer. |
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