Canadian wood products industries . Finishing Rqdav. Filling and Coloring Different Kinds of Woods By James Culverwell The subject of staining and finishing woods is avery broad and varied one, and one worthy of specialstudy. We claim to have in this country forty dif-ferent kinds of oak, most of which may be used forsome special purpose. But the domestic oaks, as theymight rightly be termed, are but very few. Theprincipal ones being: White oak (Quercus rulia). Rock oak (Quercus primas murticola). Black oak (Quercus tihdoris). All are capable of being handsomely finished, andthey stand in meri
Canadian wood products industries . Finishing Rqdav. Filling and Coloring Different Kinds of Woods By James Culverwell The subject of staining and finishing woods is avery broad and varied one, and one worthy of specialstudy. We claim to have in this country forty dif-ferent kinds of oak, most of which may be used forsome special purpose. But the domestic oaks, as theymight rightly be termed, are but very few. Theprincipal ones being: White oak (Quercus rulia). Rock oak (Quercus primas murticola). Black oak (Quercus tihdoris). All are capable of being handsomely finished, andthey stand in merit respectively, white, black, red ; butthe red oak is not nearly as good a wood for stainingas the white. Most all woods need a filler before a satisfactoryjob can be obtained, and oak, being one of our coarseor open grained woods, necessitates a good filler. Thereare a number of fillers of different materials used. Thereis no part of wood finishing more important than thefilling, and great care should be exercised, both inselecting and applying th
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