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Q: Can FolkArt® Stains be used as an antiquing medium after a project has been painted? A: Yes, FolkArt® Stains can be used as an antiquing medium on flat and satin finishes. Stain will not adhere to glossy finishes.	Q: Can I mix stain colors? A: All colors within the FolkArt® Stain line can be poured together to create a new color. They can also be mixed wet on wet to achieve different colors. Wet on wet simply means that you brush the first stain color, immediately brush the second color on, then wipe off both with a clean, soft cloth.
Q: When I purchased a bottle of FolkArt® Stains, it appears to be separated. Is the product still good? A: Yes, all stains separate. FolkArt® Stains are still good after separating. FolkArt® Stains must be shaken well before use.	Q: How do I apply FolkArt® Stains? A: FolkArt® Stains can be applied by one of two methods: Brush-on Method – brush on with a foam brush, then wipe off with a clean, soft cloth. Wipe-on Method – moisten a soft cloth with the stain and rub surface to be stained, then wipe off with a clean, soft cloth. This method allows more wood grain to show through the finish.