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Tips on How to Stain Wood By Mark J. Donovan When it comes to staining wood there is one task you need to do first. That is, determine if it is a soft wood or a hard wood that you want to stain. Examples of soft wood are Pine and Cedar, and examples of hardwood are Oak or Maple. If you are not sure what type of wood you have, then look to see if the wood has an uneven grain or is blotchy appearance. If it does, chances are…http://homeadditionplus.com/dev/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Stained_Wooden_Door-300x225.jpg