Double Stain Technique for Guitars

The technique of "double-staining" simply means applying two different stains to a figured wood to emphasize the grain or special figure such as curl. In this video Jeff shows you the basics of the technique on an actual curly maple guitar.
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[@TheBinaryWolf]

The info about staining the end-grain alone makes this a valuable presentation.

[@NoraphonKaedklung]

Thank you.

[@gregsmith4128]

This is great, thankyou.I have wondered how to stain an instrument with lighter binding and purfling . Stain seems to bleed under the tape when it is taped off.

[@davidstone4718]

Very nice Jeff. I am about to build a maple guitar here in Nova Scotia and that was very informative.

[@alandust2188]

This was great! Hope you're gonna do the next steps in the process of finishing this guitar. Thanks again for the information.

[@triley1951]

Great video, Jeff. The secret is how much, or little you sand out the first application. You can use the same amount of stain, but sand for effect. Thanks, Jeff.

[@marktopfer5097]

Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@KelvinSuganob-xz3jl]

How to Order sir?