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That one looks pretty good! With all of the resists making sure you have a good covering layer can be tough sometimes, but I did have lots of trouble with the super and satin sheen products, and always needed multiple layers. It is easier with a product like Wyosheen or Clear-Lac, but I still go over each project with a damp sponge to make sure water isn't getting through the resist layer before applying antique. If I get any discoloration from the water it needs another thin coat. I've had projects go south this way so I'm super careful.

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Oh that's a fantastic idea! I have a purse I've been holding off staining until I figured this out... I would die if I screwed it up after so much tooling :)

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...but I still go over each project with a damp sponge to make sure water isn't getting through the resist layer before applying antique. If I get any discoloration from the water it needs another thin coat. I've had projects go south this way so I'm super careful.

Thanks for the excellent suggestion, Bob. Great idea! Trust, but verify.

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