Gel stains

Before your next wood refinishing project, make sure to read these gel stain tips and tricks! They'll help you get a perfect gel stain finish.

Discover the key differences between gel stain vs regular stain to choose the best option for your woodworking project. Learn about their advantages, application techniques, and suitability for various types of wood and finishes in our comprehensive wood stain guide.

Do you want an easy way to update your old honey oak cabinets without the hassle of stripping and sanding? Learn how to gel stain your cabinets on a budget.

I’ve wanted to switch out our garage door in our kitchen for years! Last summer when we completed our kitchen refresh I kept hoping to find an old vintage wood paned door we could use. If you know anything about wood doors, they’re both PRICEY and hard to come by in specific sizes. Spoiler: we never found […]

Gel stain is great to use on all sorts of furniture projects and it’s hard to believe this is the first time I’ve ever used it. Now that I’ve used gel stain I don’t think I can go back to regular stain.

This White Magic Voodoo Gel Stain farmhouse table makeover was so easy to do! Give your own tired and dated furniture a fresh, farmhouse feel!

Learn how to use Minwax gel stain on wood to easily update thrift store furniture. Even if your wood has been stained or has an existing finish, you can still apply gel stain to refresh it and give it a brand new look.

Staining pine with a beautiful finish can be tough but it's much easier when you use the best stain. I tested oil-based stains, water-based stains, and gel stains to find the best stain for pine.

Stain wooden floors using a gel stain to bring them back to life, for under $50.