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Ebonized Oak TV Stand

By Rcoleman, member Sep 20, 2010

Built with Red Oak – Inner components from Oak Veneered Plywood. Finished with a jet black wiping stain and clear lacquer top coat. Four drawers have coved edge finger pull which left the face nice and clean without hardware. Completed Sept 2010.

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CFREDDYIII | Nov 27, 2010 11:39pm | #1
What brand was the jet black wiping stain?
Rcoleman | Dec 13, 2010 01:47am | #2
I used a Nulac Jet Black Wiping Stain from Mohawk Finishing - applied with a brush and allowed to dry without wiping. It worked great - excellent coverage from one coat. I mixed a small amount into the first few coats of clear lacquer as well to give it some depth.

I tried looking at their website and it looks like they have replaced it with their own brand of wiping stain now. Good luck!
La4662 | Jan 27, 2011 04:04am | #3
Can you share the plans with me please. Trying to find plans for exactly what you have built. Thanks. Please email me [email protected]
jdonovanpe | Dec 01, 2012 12:12am | #4
I like your TV stand and understand it is your own design. Can you share the plans with me? My email is: [email protected].
DexterDearborn | Mar 08, 2013 03:12pm | #5
Hi,

Saw your tv stand and wondered if you had any more pictures. I was curious as to how you built up the top and bottom pieces. Can't tell if you had thick stock or did you just put a 1.5" face frame around a piece of plywood?

Thanks

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