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Mill Glaze is formed during the manufacturing process. Sap and resins in the wood are brought to the surface and heated during milling process from the friction of the fast turning milling blades or heads. This forms a glaze that closes the wood fibers and allows for poor stain penetration and must be removed before sealing.
