Curious thing. I fumed my first piece of white oak the other day. About a cup and a half of 28% ammonia hydroxide for 24 hrs. in an igloo cooler. The thing turned out dark alright! What surprised me was that the tigerstripe figure of the quartersawn oak was now the darkest part of the wood. I thought it would resist the fumes more and thus 'pop' against the darker grain.
Perhaps I fumed it too long? We'll see how it turns out when I get some oil on it.
Thx
Dan
Perhaps I fumed it too long? We'll see how it turns out when I get some oil on it.
Thx
Dan