Refinishing Pine Chest of Drawers Posted by Jim Connelly on 4/3/2002, 8:38 am 155.82.39.3 I had a pine chest of drawers professionally stripped. I want to finish the piece in a warm honey but natural finish that has a little white (pickling?)left in cracks and crevices. I was told to put some kind of sealer on first, then apply a pickling glaze (is that the same as a pickling stain?) and wipe off. Could you give me a little more detail on this process? For example should I put a natural pine stain on before a sealer? Thanks. Responses: Pickling A Pine Chest of Drawers - Dr Woodwell 4/9/2002, 2:26 pm

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