When staining a new door it is beneficial to sand first with a 180 grit sand paper or a fine sanding sponge.
Another trick of the trade: if you have a spot on the door where water may have dripped on it, just take a brush or rag and wet the door with water, be sure not to leave any dry spots and allow to dry over night. After the door is dry you may then apply the stain and any would be spots from water spots will not be visible. Wiping stains are the easiest to use if your inexperienced in working with stains. Apply the stain with a nylon brush or a staining pad and then remove the excess stain with a clean rag wiping in the direction of the grain of the wood. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bradley-Coatings-Inc/113086078779423
Another trick of the trade: if you have a spot on the door where water may have dripped on it, just take a brush or rag and wet the door with water, be sure not to leave any dry spots and allow to dry over night. After the door is dry you may then apply the stain and any would be spots from water spots will not be visible. Wiping stains are the easiest to use if your inexperienced in working with stains. Apply the stain with a nylon brush or a staining pad and then remove the excess stain with a clean rag wiping in the direction of the grain of the wood. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bradley-Coatings-Inc/113086078779423
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