Well, almost. If this counts? lol... One down, another to go!
Used a Gel Stain (Maple #606) and applied it over one section at a time with a large paint brush, then I just whipped/sponged it off with paper towels. Tried to make some areas darker than others and give it some texture.
It definitely helps hide all the hardware, that's for sure! I may go through and dry-brush a little grey on them, to give them a little "dusty" look.
btw, sorry, I think I screwed his arms on backwards! :xbones:
Awesome job! I had done something similar with acrylic paints (click to see), but I really like how your gel stain worked out, and it's probably much more weather-proof than what I did.
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