Mike Mascelli

The dos, the dont's, and a few things you never thought of when working with oil-based varnish.

Adding color to wood can be accomplished with dye, stain, glaze, or toner.

There are a lot of ways to screw up the color on a finish, but follow Mike Mascelli's 6 rules and you'll be fine.

Mindfully done, you can dye sapwood to match the surrounding wood—Mike Mascelli shows you how.

In the conclusion of this series, Mike puts everything he's taught to practice on two different sample boards.

Wood stain is available in any hardware store and can be used with great results as long as you understand it.

A simple color wheel can save the day when you need to match an existing color with your wood finish.

Wood dyes have come a long way since their invention. In this video Mike Mascelli demonstrates the subtleties of using them.

Before diving into staining and dyeing wood, Mike Mascelli teaches us about the history of coloring wood.

With a seemingly endless array of wood stains and dyes, it’s very easy to get confused and overwhelmed when adding color to your furniture. Mike Mascelli will help you understand…