Those type of woods with a dark and light combination, like the zebra wood or spalted maple, generally work best with a natural or just very light tint. Anything too dark and you lose a lot of the contrast and definition.
Those type of woods with a dark and light combination, like the zebra wood or spalted maple, generally work best with a natural or just very light tint. Anything too dark and you lose a lot of the contrast and definition.
Yes, decided to go down this route instead of the red - which incidentally gives me an excuse to buy another kit to use the DT on. A red/black RD build perhaps... one build at a time though!Originally Posted by Simon Barden
Now just a matter of figuring out which natural finish to use. Tru-Oil is what I'm leaning towards, my only concern there is about getting too much of a yellow hue - that's something I really want to avoid. Any suggestions? Living in an apartment, even one with a balcony, rules out any spray-on products.
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