Before cutting wood, turning a leg, or carving a medallion, woodworkers should decide what they want their project to look like. Whether the goal is to recreate an antique or match a color sample, the color and finish applied to the wood are as much a part of the design as hand-cut dovetails. In this two-day class, Tim will show students how to put color in the wood or on the wood to achieve a particular look. Students will learn to layer color for a beautiful finish that a single application of stain cannot achieve. As an added bonus, Tim will reveal the secret Southern cabinet shop “Aging Glaze” formula, and students will take home Aging Glaze Concentrate. It will be a weekend well spent learning the finishing secrets of cabinetmakers and furniture restorers!