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Stained Finishes
Detailed hand sanded
doors and end grains.
Oven-cured, baked-on
top coat.
Authentic solid wood
from America.
Stained Finishes with Glaze Technique
Glaze hang-up from
light to dark tones.
Oven-cured, baked-on
finish and topcoat.
Glaze Finish applied to entire
door, then “hand wiped” to
create inconsistent hang-up in
corners and recessed areas.
DOCUMENT OF UNDERSTANDING SPECIAL EFFECTS
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Wellborn’s WellGuard Finishing System® is a superb finishing process. The Stained Finishes truly display the natural beauty and
characteristics of each individual wood species. The detailed hand sanding and hand rubbed processes result in a high quality
finish that enhances the wood grain in each door. A toner may be applied depending on the stain color to equalize natural sap
levels. As layers of finish color and sealers are applied, hand sanding continues throughout the process ensuring the best finish
in the industry. The final step is a conversion varnish topcoat that is oven-cured creating a tough baked-on long lasting finish.
The Glaze Technique on Stained Finishes is created by applying an accent stain over the entire door and then wiping off the
glaze leaving a “Hang Up” of light to dark tones in the corners, deep grooves and wood grains creating an all over glazed look.
The Glaze Technique purposely creates an uneven, inconsistent look of light to dark tones. This hand rubbed application
adds warmth and richness to the wood and results in a unique, one of a kind look on each door. The final step is a conversion
varnish topcoat that is oven-cured creating a tough baked-on long lasting finish. These features are acceptable on stained
finishes with a glaze technique and are not considered defects. Therefore, these features are not covered under warranty.