Wood Stain Water-Based - Driftwood Grey

No, this stain must be applied to bare, sanded wood to penetrate the surface; it will not work over existing finishes.

Yes, its low-odour, water-based formula makes it well-suited for interior applications like tables, chairs, and shelves.

While the stain penetrates and colors the wood, you may choose to apply a clear protective topcoat if the item will be subject to heavy wear or harsh weather conditions.

If the wood has been pressure-treated and is no longer absorbent, the stain will not adhere. Ensure the wood is weathered or sanded down until it is porous.

Since this is a water-based product, you can clean your brushes easily with warm, soapy water.

While it is designed for a specific Driftwood Grey finish, water-based stains can sometimes be experimental; however, we recommend testing on a small, inconspicuous area first.

The wood is likely already sealed or contains a previous finish; you must sand the surface down to bare wood before re-applying.

Ensure the wood was sanded evenly before application and use consistent, long strokes with your brush, following the wood grain.

Check the ambient humidity and temperature; apply in a well-ventilated area and avoid working in extreme cold or overly damp conditions.