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I have a pine window sill that was beat up over 40 years. I sanded it (down to 60 grit with sandpaper frequently clogging), applied wood preconditioner, and tonight I applied the stain (oil based). What I found when I applied the stain was that the pine just drank it up like crazy. I used a rag to smooth it out over the wood and a little spoon to pour.

When you use preconditioner, do you fellows ever apply more than one coat? How would you know when to stop? I attached a picture of the wood and you can see it patches all over the place. There was a strange board too that looked "dirty" after I sanded it in that it was gray. You can't see that in the photo.

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  • what are the manufacturer's instructions?
    – jsotola
    Nov 26, 2020 at 2:31
  • Put a coat on, lightly sand. Not much else.
    – mj_
    Nov 26, 2020 at 2:35

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