Wood-Tux Brown Sugar

[Russell Cissell]

I have been getting a lot of requests for sample pictures of Brown Sugar Wood-Tux. Each of these projects were stained with Brown Sugar. Notice how it looks different on each project. On reddish wood like red cedar there isn't much difference between Brown Sugar and Warm Honey Gold. On very light or dark wood, it finishes more brown.

[Russell Cissell]

Brown Sugar Samples

[Russell Cissell]

Brown Sugar Samples

[MMI Enterprises]

Cool..Like the 3rd pic...seen the first pic of the 2nd set of IPE pics on here before.

[Russell Cissell]

more Brown Sugar

[Russell Cissell]

These pictures all came from one of our customers. He uses brown sugar exclusively so I knew that anything coming from him would be safe to post as brown sugar samples. There is certainly a chance that he has posted some of them as well.

[Beth n Rod]

Who cares if there were here before. They are beautiful.
Looks like Paul D's work to me...
Beth

[MMI Enterprises]

I had the 4th pic in my RS folder..thanx for correction.
That two tone deck is my fav so far..

[MMI Enterprises]

Originally Posted by Beth n Rod

Who cares if there were here before. They are beautiful.
Looks like Paul D's work to me...
Beth

Apparently I did.. cause I filed it away wrong ..nice to see old or new wood jobs..

[bigchaz]

Heres a few shots from a pressure treated deck done with brown sugar. Mine aren't quite as brown as the others for some reason, but it still came out great.

[PA Dutchman]

Chaz...pine and ipe....are like concrete and marshmellows.

I had a customer ask for their deck to "shine"....I asked why..."it looks pretty"..do you want something that is designed to last or to be pretty?..

Wood Tux...dresses wood like its heading for the red carpet in my book. Humidity is its biggest enemy, but...understanding customers are in love with the results and are willing to give an extra day

[bigchaz]

Originally Posted by PA Dutchman

Chaz...pine and ipe....are like concrete and marshmellows.

Ahh my bad. Didnt even look at the pictures first to see that they werent PT. I dont get any of those good looking woods around here....wahhhh. Regardless, the color looks great on anything

[PA Dutchman]

Originally Posted by bigchaz

Ahh my bad. Didnt even look at the pictures first to see that they werent PT. I dont get any of those good looking woods around here....wahhhh. Regardless, the color looks great on anything

You are not kidding....I dripped some on a dog turd....Looked like a snickers bar til I walked away.


Honey gold and Brown Sugar are two very beautiful wood stains.

[Russell Cissell]

You really have to be aware when using Warm Honey Gold on wood like yellow pine and very white cedar. It can tend to finish very orange. Some customers like that orange look and hey, that's great.

Brown sugar usually gives a much more natural finish on these very light types of wood.

[MMI Enterprises]

Originally Posted by Russell Cissell

You really have to be aware when using Warm Honey Gold on wood like yellow pine and very white cedar. It can tend to finish very orange. Some customers like that orange look and hey, that's great.

Brown sugar usually gives a much more natural finish on these very light types of wood.

You been away a short while..do ya consider this very orange? It's the result of that western cedar color. I liked it..

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