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wonderful!oklahoma red wrote:I would point you in the direction of a finishing process that is not prone to bleeding in the first place.
Ahh grasshopper, that would be too easy. One must find their own path. Research all the different methods of coloring wood. Make phone calls to manufacturers, do experiments, Try It And Find Out.calsbeek wrote:wonderful!oklahoma red wrote:I would point you in the direction of a finishing process that is not prone to bleeding in the first place.
point me.
FWIW i googled TIAFO too and found nothing other than the foot ankle thing. I guess I'll just try it and find out.
Sorry for my obscure sense of humor (if you can call it that); TIAFO means "try it and find out."Massis wrote:Ratimus wrote:So when you googled TIAFO you attempted to try it and find out, but to no avail?
I guess it shows I'm not a native English speaker
Oh but I got your joke, don't worry. I just ment I should've gotten it before the subtle hintRatimus wrote:Sorry for my obscure sense of humor (if you can call it that); TIAFO means "try it and find out."Massis wrote:Ratimus wrote:So when you googled TIAFO you attempted to try it and find out, but to no avail?
I guess it shows I'm not a native English speaker
