• Apply a thin coat of Dark Wood in small sections at a time about the size of a wood plank. This is so that the Liquid Wood does not have time to dry before you grain it.
• While the liquid wood is still wet, pull your graining tool in long even strokes across the entire piece.  Rolling the graining tool up or down will create the grain variation and knots. Do not stop when pulling the graining tool from one end of the surface to the other.  Try keeping one long continuous movement.
• Wipe your graining tool off with a damp paper towel between strokes.
• If you don't like the grain, then pull the graining tool over it again. If you still don't like it, then paint more liquid wood over it and start on that stroke again.
• Wash your brush while you allow your project to dry for 2 hours or use a blow dryer to speed up your dry time.