@JZ999999999 Hey JZ, I don't think any glue will take stain, but I know where you're getting at. I use white glue because it drys clear and have a bit more open time. My second choice is Tite-bond I, I'm not a fan of tite-bond II. It turns some of my wood orange, and not because the glue is old. More noticeable with veneers. The key is wipe off any glue with a wet rag before it drys and give it a good sanding.
@JZ999999999 Ooooooh! how can anyone willfully leave beautiful Chino Hills. What ever the reason, I hope it's worth moving out to the mid west. Best to you.
@oldhokie1 Absolutely you can stain it. Don’t let all that glue scare you. It was a last second decision to shoot the video. When I saw the gap, I didn’t want to miss the opportunity. I took all the clamps off and ran for my camera and try to shoot the video before the glue had a chance to dry. I forgot to mention that after I burnish and sanded the miter, I wipe off any excess glue and finish sanding to 280. I’ve colored many of my work without any problems from using this technique.
William,
I forgot to ask you: I noticed you are using white glue for this fix. Does it take stain better than the yellow glues?
JZ
JZ999999999 3 weeks ago
@JZ999999999 Hey JZ, I don't think any glue will take stain, but I know where you're getting at. I use white glue because it drys clear and have a bit more open time. My second choice is Tite-bond I, I'm not a fan of tite-bond II. It turns some of my wood orange, and not because the glue is old. More noticeable with veneers. The key is wipe off any glue with a wet rag before it drys and give it a good sanding.
wnwoodworks 3 weeks ago
William,
Thank you for postig this excellent video. I have the same exact problem and your technique provides the best fix I could find.
I just visited your website and I hope to be ordering some of the really unique products you offer.
Figures I just moved from Chino Hills, CA to the Midwest - otherwise the classes would be on the top of my list!
JZ
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@JZ999999999 Ooooooh! how can anyone willfully leave beautiful Chino Hills. What ever the reason, I hope it's worth moving out to the mid west. Best to you.
wnwoodworks 3 weeks ago
Perfect. thanks
hrako 1 month ago
Excellent video. So simple and so effective. Keep up the good work.
bigdaddyd4jc 1 month ago
@bigdaddyd4jc Thanks for the comment and Thanks for watching.
wnwoodworks 1 month ago
Can you stain this wood or does this restrict you to using only a non-staining finish? I really appreciate your work and these videos are great.
oldhokie1 1 month ago
@oldhokie1 Absolutely you can stain it. Don’t let all that glue scare you. It was a last second decision to shoot the video. When I saw the gap, I didn’t want to miss the opportunity. I took all the clamps off and ran for my camera and try to shoot the video before the glue had a chance to dry. I forgot to mention that after I burnish and sanded the miter, I wipe off any excess glue and finish sanding to 280. I’ve colored many of my work without any problems from using this technique.
wnwoodworks 1 month ago
@wnwoodworks Thanks. I will certainly use your tip. Good work.
oldhokie1 1 month ago
Excellent tip. Keep up the informative videos.
bjquiroz 1 month ago
@bjquiroz Thanks for the support and Thanks for watching.
wnwoodworks 1 month ago