The stain in that application was simply wiped on with a rag.
Our standard finishing process is to spray the stain on, let it sit a few minutes and then wipe it off. Then spray a laquer sanding sealer, let dry, sand them and then 2 clear coats.
We decided to just hand wipe the stain after finishing 1 of the doors as a sample and liking what we saw.
That Alder also has a lot more character than we normally see. If you look at the other photos of Alder cabinets in our portfolio you can see quite a difference in the woods.
The finish on those cabinets was 1 of the more "controversial" finishes I have experienced. People who saw them either loved them or hated them. There was no middle of the road. Personally I really like the look and am glad to hear you do too.
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Tiffany Van Buren
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