It’s best to apply them with a natural bristle brush. You can send some photos in via our contact us page. Will this cover the old paint sufficiently or could you recommend an alternative ? So our first tip is this: Always do a test area first, trialling your interior or exterior wood stain product on a small, hidden area to make sure things aren’t going to go pear-shaped and you end up with the colour you want. You could have a look at the Osmo Wood Wax Finish Transparent or the Osmo Wood Wax Finish Intensive. We had the base made up in kiln-dried oak and intend to leave that to silver up nicely. Highly durable and flexible. If you have any questions regarding staining wood and which products to use for your particular project, our resident experts are always on-hand to offer help and advice – just give us a call. Hi Sam, It might be easier if you are able to send some photos in via our contact us page and I can take a look for you. A water-based wood stain for use on all hardwood garden furniture. This will protect the wood and enhance the grain of the wood. I hope that helps and feel free to get back to me if you have any further questions. Can you tell me what products you have used and how many coats. Can you please advise me on staining a walnut table. I think its a birds eye maple wood. Hi there. If you have a read up of products and let me know if you have any further questions. This layer ensures superior protection from scratches, stains, dirt and scuff marks. The ever popular and durable hard wax oil available in 9 shades drying to a satin finish. At ScS, we have an extensive collection of laminate & wood flooring to suit all budgets. Kind Regards Sam. The rail has been worn (& now sanded) back to bare wood but the posts are mostly still an old mid (oak?) And you can adjust the water based stain if you want to before applying. Is this likely from the water on the wet cloth or the sanding? I have recently installed a wooden staircase which is made out of pine. Happy to have a lighter coloured rail but not too worried about actual colour, more concerned about minimal maintenance (wanted to replace it with brushed stainless steel but my wife would not let me!) I have a wooden floor which has had some planks replaced in one area (due to damp). So this could be a good product for bringing the boards to a close match. We have some great videos on our You Tube Channel >>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7-tgwbsUxm73aVnAjLGHRA?view_as=subscriber that will help with product advice and if you have any further questions please do not hesitate to get back in touch via our contact us page. Can you tell me a little more about the finish that you currently have on the staircase? Available in 500ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L. A quick drying, decorative wood stain for exterior use. We stock a vast range of coloured wood stain, including the glorious Osmo Country Colour : opaque, satin-matt and available in a host of beautiful shades including blues, greens, … I want a stain applied to get the typical medium dark red colour, but I also want a breathable wax finish. Colour will depend on the natural colour of the wood you are applying it to or any treatment that is already on there and test areas are always recommended to ensure you have the right product for your project and the colour is as desired. I want to disguise the lath pattern a bit but keep the general wood grain visible. I would be happy to have a look at some photos of the colour difference if you are able to email them in. If you are receiving at as bare wood then you could consider the Light Fast Wood Stain to get the colour that you want and then apply a Hard Wax Oil to give protection. I have now stripped the paint as didn’t like it and was hoping to take it back to the wood and then give it a finish. And then I can advice you moving forward on how to treat your decking. If you could send some photos in via our contact us page, we will do our best to help! And when it was applied? I hope that helps and please do not hesitate to get in touch via our contact us page for further advice. There are a range of colours in both these products. Also when you apply a top coat product such as Interior Varnish. Hi Sam, The rest of the floor was varnished and after sanding down the color vary and even going to the bare light wood color. (It’s the bathroom door), Thank you so much for any recommendations You can seal this with Manns Extra Tough Interior Varnish, which will darken the colour of the stain slightly. I’ve recently replaced my open fire with a boiler stove and have a chunky rough sawn redwood surround and mantle. We also have a Blog all about White wood finishes that would be worth you having a read of. Is the Wardrobe bare wood or finished with a wax, oil or varnish? Its can be very difficult to lighten the natural colour of wood, other than by bleaching it and this is a complex process of which my knowledge is very limited. I need to make them a light-mid grey colour with wood grain still visible and a matt, or very nearly matt, finish. Would you be able to email me with some photos of the surround and the effected areas. You would really need to remove all of the remaining glue by Sanding or scrapping it off. I really need to know a bit more about the finish that is currently on the wood before I can advise further. going forward. I have just treated 2 new internal solid oak floors with Osmo Wax Finish antique oak. Thank you for getting in touch. Alternatively you could look at a coloured wax such as the Fiddes Supreme Wax Polish this could add lustre and colour to the sideboard and still leave it looking very natural. For an opaque grey effect you could look at the Earthborn Eco Chic which is a V.O.C free paint. I however want to have a beeswax finish and no lacquer or varnish. Are you able to tell me what they are treated with currently as this will determine what you can use over the top. I was advised by the manufacturer to use an oil based coating to treat it as it was already pre treated with an oil based substance. Compared to traditional methods of application spraying is generally quicker and gives an even coating and professional finish that's free of brush marks. I hope that helps and if you have any questions please feel free to get back in touch. Choose from a range of pre-mixed wood tone colours or make your own unique shades by mixing primary colour stains. It is worth noting that the Varnish will darken the colour that you have applied and you can see this by looking and the coloured tabs on the product page. What type of wood is it ? Never leave hinges, handles, knobs or pulls on, since wood finishing products can change the colour of the metal. Some 14 years ago the bare floorboards in the living room were covered with Sadolin Extra Durable Wood Stain (Exterior, Semi-gloss, Jacobean Walnut). Lightening already treated wood is very difficult and the best thing to do is remove all existing treatments so you are back to bare wood. Please could you recommend me some products for finishing venerred oak mdf? Sanding, wirewooling, diluting stain and applying? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. My concerns are: Am I being too particular? 3 Year Colour Protection Guarantee. Or, am I being way too ambitious and should leave this job to a professional, or indeed completely write it off as a bad idea and start saving as I’ll need to replace all my furniture if I want it to match? It can be applied over a varnish and buffed to a shine if you wish. So far I have tried several varnishes, oils, waxes to attain this pale yellow / butterscotch maple colour reminiscent of 1930’s art deco furniture without success. Do you have any recommendations? I have a lovely antique bed with some intricate designs framing the headboard. I love the colour as it is at the moment but would be happy go lighter. For the internal part of the frame, many of our customers use the same products with good ventilation, but we can not recommend this as they both contain Biocides. I can not give exact stains colours to solve the problem as screen resolutions and photos do not always give a true colour but I can guide you in the right direction. With this product you can choose a colour to be made up using our RAL chart. If they don’t then you could consider a tinted hard wax oil such as Osmo Polyx Oil Tints or Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Tints. can I stain a pine handrail with mahogany polish ? The surface may be damaged or in serious need of a facelift. The carpet was old and dirty giving the entry a very dark and dated feel. The picture at top is the same as my yacht. Do you have a product that I can simply apply to give the impression of a more consistent darkness and take away the green hue ? I have just had a hardwood timber front door and full frame fitted. As a starting point the Manns Classic Pine Stain. The first product to look at will be a Tinted Hard Wax Oil such as Osmo Polyx Oil Tints or Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Tints both of these will colour and protect at the same time so you would just need two coats of the product and you are done. A deeply penetrative wood dye with light fast pigments to ensure the colour doesn't yellow over time or fade on exposure to sunlight. The other doors on the landing are older pine and thus darker (I think that they are untreated). Quick-drying solvent-based interior wood stain for a smooth finish. This would be the only way to get an even finish as it will allow the Oil to soak into the surface of the wood like the surrounding areas. Most of it is fairly flat but some parts would be difficult to sand as there are raised curves with a dip in between. 4) will rough sanding mean ugly finish? A water-based interior stain for use on floors, stairs and furniture. For a more durable and long lasting finish that dries hard you could look at a Hard Wax Oil such as the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil you would need to remove all the current wax finish however as this will prevent penetration of the oil into the surface of the wood. Hi Is there some reason I shouldn’t use this product? You can also buy varnish-based wood stains like Sadolin Extra Durable Wood Stain. These are available in sample sizes and if you have a inconspicuous area that you can do a small test on, I would expect this to go over an existing oil with out any problems. The rest of the surrounds (hardwood) had already been stained to a dark mahogany and I’m now struggling to get the new soft wood to match the darkness. My husband has sawed some red oak boards and had them planed to use on a wall in a timber frame room. Available in 250ml, 500ml. We want to keep the wood with a natural colour, what would you recommend for coating the shutters and keep that natural pine colouring. Test areas are strongly recommended and please do let me know if you have any further questions. Hi, If you need any more advice please let me know – Sam. We are renovating some rooms in an old french house and have sanded all the pine wood in various places back to the natural colour. Always use the best quality products you can afford. I’m looking for a slate grey/graphite sort of colour so wondering what are my best options. I like the doors on the shelf so to speak but don’t quite like the colour on display. Enhances the natural grain of the wood. It is worth bearing mind that the Oil that you apply as a top coat will darken the stain slightly, so we always recommend a test area first. It can be difficult to bring wood back together to match when one area has been used and exposed more than other areas but Oxalic Acid is good for restoring wood to its original colour and so could be worth a try, but always do a test area first to ensure there is no adverse reactions. A high quality, multi-purpose wood stain for all types of exterior timber. They were treated by the joiner that made them however they are now becoming discoloured by the sun. A versatile range of water and solvent-based wood stains for floors, furniture, decking and more. I have been staining/dying with Colron Wood Dye American Walnut – the solvent based product – and at the end of my last 500ml tin. A lightly tinted formulation that penetrates deep into the wood to give natural, rustic looking colour to both rough sawn and smooth planed timber. 2. The problem is that only one of the floors has the dark consistent finish that I was looking for and the other floors not only have slightly different darkness, but also, in bright sunlight they have a very pronounced green hue. If the oil remains unmoved it has a lacquer or vanish on it. So would I be right in thinking that when you get this piece of furniture it will have no treatment on it? Provides long lasting colour and lasting weather protection to all types of wooden garden furniture. Hello, Hello – I am staining pine stair treads and painting the risers. Available in 125ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L. Manns Classic Pine Stain has a wide range of colours and there is also an Oak range. The colour pigments are usually heavier than the solvent or water carrier so tend to be more concentrated at the bottom of the tin or container. Make light work of removing old finishes with these faithful, effective stripping products. Hello, I was wondering if you could advise me on best route/products? Because of waterpenetration, I have patches of grey water stains on the bottom of my window frames (scandinavian pine, varnished light oak colour). can you advise me how to get brush & grain on to white doors and skirting boards the builders did it s a new house ? I have now found it is discontinued and replaced by the water based dye. The finish is in very good condition, very smooth to the touch. I want to lighten the whole thing but if possible avoid just painting white? There is a wide range of colours available and it is very versatile, you can intermix to create new colours or add water to lighten the tone. So although it would take a couple hours, because you MUST leave it alone, this could possible work for removing the poly and stain, so Jay could start over. I dont mind changing the colour as long as I can get a bright finish. Because the stairs get the heaviest footfall, the carpet needs to be hard-wearing enough to stand up to such wear and tear. Jim. You may find that the hardwood has a longer drying time but will still give great protection. For the seat area the above Osmo products also have clear oils in the range that you could use or alternative colours that may suit. It is not as easy to repair should it become damaged where as an oil can be easily patch repaired and re applied when the floor needs freshening up. Pebble Grey is a light heather grey with an easy-to-maintain, wood-like grain pattern, making it the simple choice. But how easy is this? If the oil Older then you could consider a fresh coat after the right preparation. It is a great product to use and easy to apply, but you must ensure that it goes on thinly. An easy to maintain, opaque, white wood stain for interior and exterior wood that dries to a durable, semi-gloss finish. Dries to a translucent, satin-gloss finish. Thanks. The current finish is described as ‘satin walnut’. Presumably we would need to give the wood a light sand but then what product(s)/brands would you recommend to darken the colour and produce a similar satin-like finish – a wood oil, a wax or something else? Fillers that have been specifically designed to be stainable can often be over-coated with wood oils and varnishes. My husband bought a large piece of Yew to use as a table top (though I asked for oak or pine to match our current furniture), sanded it down (lovely light colour) then started to apply layers of Danish oil. As a starting point though you could have a look at the Fiddes Supreme Wax Polish, which we often recommend for exposed beams. If you are not sanding back then there is a small test that you can do to get an idea of what is on the wood. I can recommend a product that will help to make the wood moisture repellent. Always try a test area first. Hello, I wonder whether you might be able to help. I was thinking of using Sadolin extra durability in teak. It is quite possible that the varnish will highlight rather than hide any patchiness you have and so its worth trying to get a smoother more even finish if you can. Sue. I hope that you manage to find what you are looking for. I wouldn’t expect the Dark Teak to create a green hue to it as the base colour for this is red. What would we use on the boards to keep the color that we have now. Use this DIY baby gate on its own as a half door gate, or add a Dutch door to the top for a full split door setup. So if you are planning on sanding back to bare wood and what the draws are made of. contact us page. I have an unfinished oak kitchen worktop and unfinished Oak flooring being installed (both pre sanded). There is a wider range of stains and you can lighten by adding water if you wanted to. Or if you are planning to strip back to bare wood then you could have a look at the Osmo UV Protection Oil Extra. And then a top coat of the Manns Trade Bar Top Lacquer. My advice for you would be to get a lighter wood, it you want to get a good white or grey tone to the wood then Iroko is not the wood to go for, oak you could get away with but a pale oak is best. Hi, A high solid, solvent-based wood finish for exterior use. Hi, What do you suggest I use to make the new door look similar to the old doors? A decorative wood stain, ideal for all exterior woodwork, including wooden shutters, gates, fences, windows and beams. A high quality, water-based, interior wood stain, developed for pine and similar softwoods. The Teak or the Medium Oak looks to be the closest colour but different screen resolutions can make it difficult to tell and the only real way to know will be with teat areas on the wood that you are treating. Thank you for you inquiry, you could have a look at the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil. I have a sanded pine floor slightly yellow. You may also find that the wood absorbs more of the product due to its slightly rough finish. Penelope. Wipe over with some White Spirit first to clean and degrease the surface.
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