Blue stain at the wood.
Blue stain is problem in the wood that degrades the wood quality. Blue stain
appears as dark spots or lines (usually in the blue or black color) at the
surface of the wood. The stain may be very thin and exist at the top surface of
the wood, but it can also be very strong and thick and come deep from inside of
the timber. Blue stain is not problem for wood if the wood is used for
structural uses. Blue stain does not affect the strength of wood, but he
disrupts the appearance and color of the wood. Blue stain will make problem in the
finishing process, especially when the light or natural wood color is needed. The
blue stain will be problem for products that need the aesthetic function from
the wood such as: furniture, floor, door, window, wall panel, architectural
product, etc.
blue stain at the wood
Blue stain is mainly caused by special fungus that is called as the wood
staining fungi. The fungi will not affect the wood strength but he will make
the dark stain at the wood and affect the appearance of the wood. There two
species of fungi that are recognized
cause of the blue stain, aureobasidium
pullulans and hormoma dematodies.
The fungi grow during
the tree cutting, saw milling and drying process. The
risk of the fungi attacked is higher when the environment is wet and humid.
Here are some ways to handle the
blue stain problem.
- Proper process and storage of the timber.
- The proper finishing.
The thin blue stain may be able to
be hided with the sap stain or equalizer stain in during the finishing process.
But it will darker the final finishing color, then it cannot be done to make
light color or natural wood color finish. If the blue stain is thick, bold and
strong, then we only can use it for product with dark final color. The dark
finish such as black or dark brown color may be able to cover and hide the blue
stain.
If the blue is too strong and thick, then solid color or the pint finish could be the only option. The stain to make solid color will cover and block the entire wood. With this finish any color of the underneath color is not problem.
If the blue is too strong and thick, then solid color or the pint finish could be the only option. The stain to make solid color will cover and block the entire wood. With this finish any color of the underneath color is not problem.
- Bleaching
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