SALVAGE: Reactive Stain

STAIN COLOR: SALVAGE

SALVAGE Stain is a reactive wood stain and creates shades of browns & grays, with color results based on wood species. Salvage is not a pigmented stain, but instead will bring out the wood's existing natural beauty and colors. That means your end color is a result of the type of wood you're using! You will find Salvage on various wood species below. Salvage is industrial quality suitable for commercial use.

It is both an Interior and Exterior stain, suitable for high tannin woods, veneers, & reclaimed wood:

EXTERIOR WATERPROOFER should be applied. Topcoat with Weatherwood Exterior Wood Sealer
INTERIORS where someone will touch the wood need a topcoat, especially floors, cabinetry and furniture. Seal with your favorite Weatherwood Stains topcoat. [link]

Salvage is industrial quality suitable for commercial use.

SIZES: Nearly all products come in the following 3 sizes: Quart, Gallon, & 5 Gallon.
COVERAGE: Quart 100 sq. ft. | Gallon 400 sq. ft.

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ALDER

Salvage can be used on lower tannin woods to create a natural-looking barnwood effect. The brown tones of the raw wood will be visible and the inconsistent gray stained alder mimics barnwood.

WHITE OAK

Salvage can be used to create a fumed wood effect on oaks. Wood will be lightly weathered gray and brown tones.

DOUGLAS FIR

Douglas fir is color will be a mixture of silvery gray to warm brown, depending on the cut and grain of the wood. Some planks may be light, while others are dark, some may be gray and others brown.

Doug Fir, Flat Grain

Doug Fir, Flat Grain Smooth + White Maint Oil

Doug Fir, Flat Grain Smooth + Varnish

Wirebrushed

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Rough

Vertical Grain Fir

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain + White Maint Oil

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Rough + White Maint. Oil

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Rough + Clear Maint. Oil

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Smooth + Clear Maint Oil

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Smooth + Varnish

Doug Fir, Vertical Grain Rough + Varnish

RED CEDAR

Cedar is color will be a mixture of warm browns and tans with streaks of light gray, depending on the cut and grain of the wood. Some planks may be light, while others are dark, some may be gray and others brown.