Water Based Wood Stains
General Finishes Water Based Stains have all the advantages of oil base
stains: they spread easily, can be repaired, can be blended
effortlessly, and have plenty of open time. The thicker formula allows
controlled penetration, which will reduce blotching on softer
woods such as Aspen, Pine and Maple.
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Recommended Accuspray HVLP atomizing sets: .043 -.051 tip and nozzle, No. 9 air cap.
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Whitewash, Natural (clear finish), Country Pine, Golden Oak, Antique Oak, Pecan, Shaker Maple, Early American, Antique Cherry, Black Cherry, Rosewood, Cranberry Red, Walnut, Brown Mahogany, Espresso and Black. The digitized colors shown are for reference purposes only. Always test stain on a hidden area of the wood to verify desired color.
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Finished with General Finishes Shaker Maple water base Stain, followed by 2 coats General Finishes water based sanding sealer, then 2 coats Pre-Cat gloss.
Contributed by Parker Custom Woodworking, Belding Michigan
Fireplace Restored with Water Base Stain & Precat Topcoat
Finished with General Finishes Enduro Golden Oak water base Stain, followed by 3 coats General Finishes water based Pre-Cat semi-gloss.
Contributed by Parker Custom Woodworking, Belding Michigan
Wet Bar Finished in Water Based Stain & Top Coat
Wood species is Iron Wood
Stain: General Finishes Espresso Water Based Stain
Finish: General Finishes Polyacrylic Water Base Top Coat
Contributed by:
Terry Freitas
Quattrocchi Kwok Architects Santa Rosa, CA
Reviews
Water Based Wood Stains Review 01/02/2011
When I saw "new & improved" on the water-based stains I was skeptical (figured you added more water like we did). Now my finish shop looks forward to using the product. Keep the improvements coming!
Rick Howenstine
