Below are pictures of my test board that is divided into sections with blue painters tape then sprayed with the various NGR dyes and stains. Each required approximately 4 to 5 coats for an even color. Remember our various base colors will enhance our oil stains applied over top giving us that warm tone underneath together with evening out the darker heart and light sap wood.
First area, a base coat of Gemini Equalizer NGR stain.
Second area, a base coat of Gemini New England Maple NGR Dye.
Third area, a base coat of Gemini Raw Sienna NGR Dye.Testing my table color sequence through the spray gun.
First, the Gemini Equalizer NGR Stain.
Second, 2 coats of Gemini Black Cherry oil stain over top the completely dry Gemini Equalizer NGR Stain.
Third and final, 3 coats of General Finishes water based Vintage Cherry Dye over top of the completely dry Gemini Equalizer NGR Stain and Gemini Black Cherry oil stain.
Here's a view of my practice board and notice the 3 lighter color sections closest to you. I'll be working out color and tones for a keeping chest build that is planed down the road.
