Sedona Distress
Sedona Distress is chracterized by deep peck holes and long gouges, and is lighter in effect than Mojave.
Hand Distressing is an application of surface marks and impressions on a door or window that gives the idea of natural age and actual use. In order for the distress marks to appear random and authentic, it is impossible to adhere to a regular pattern like "10 marks per lineal foot consisting of hooks and pecks,' as this would make the patterns appear machine-made. Rancho Collection products are not "damaged" in the process of distressing. Distressing is a form of art and results will vary from one product to another.
Sedona Distress
on clear Alder, Tequila Speck Finish.
Sedona Distress
on Clear Alder, Sandstone Finish.
Mojave Distress
Mojave Distress is heavier in efect than Sedona, and is char- acterized by long deep gouges and crescent, peck holes and random dents.
Mojave Distress
Clear Alder, Whiskey Finish.
Mojave Distress
Cedar, Sandstone Finish.
Mojave Distress
Indigo Finish, clear Alder
(Please note that the effect of the distress is diminished by Indigo and Sagebrush finish colors.)
Carving Designs
Sunset
Apache (diamond shape only)
Shaman
Black Widow
Laredo
Thunderbird
Four Points
Fossil
Wire Brush Technique
Wire brushing scratches deeply into the surface of the wood, resulting in a rough, raised-grain texture like aged barn wood.
Closeup of wire- brush technique with Terra Cotta Finish, Knotty Alder.
Closeup of wire- brush technique with Whiskey Finish, Knotty Alder.
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