STAIN COLOR: PINING
PINING Stain is a reactive wood stain that oxidizes wood, just like nature, to create beautiful shades of GRAY with browns, even on low tannin wood! Pining is especially great at weathering LOW tannin woods including, like pine, white fir, spruce, and poplar, but it can be used on any wood type.
PINING can be applied 3 different ways.
It is an Interior stain, suitable for hardwoods, soft woods, veneers, & reclaimed wood:
SIZES: Nearly all products come in the following 3 sizes: Quart, Gallon, & 5 Gallon.
COVERAGE: Quart 100 sq. ft. | Gallon 400 sq. ft.
PINING can be applied 3 different ways.
- For a light color, apply the stain and wipe it back off.
- For a medium color, drench the wood and allow the wood to absorb the stain.
- For a darker look, apply multiple coats of stain to get just the right shade.
It is an Interior stain, suitable for hardwoods, soft woods, veneers, & reclaimed wood:
- EXTERIOR WATERPROOFER MUST be applied. For Exteriors projects, use with Weatherwood Exterior Sealer.
- INTERIORS where someone will touch the wood need a topcoat, especially floors, cabinetry and furniture. Seal with your favorite Weatherwood Stains topcoat. [link]
SIZES: Nearly all products come in the following 3 sizes: Quart, Gallon, & 5 Gallon.
COVERAGE: Quart 100 sq. ft. | Gallon 400 sq. ft.
Check out PINING on some LOW tannin woods.
Pining is also great for weathering higher tannin woods, but it will turn them a darker gray. Check out Pining on some Additional Wood Species:
TOPCOAT Examples:
We can't show you on every wood type! But here's the general idea: White Maintenance Oil lightens. Clear Maintenance Oil darkens and enhances wood tone. Polyurethane [may darken] & will permanently seal.
On textured wood, the gray will be more pronounced.
