Medium Oak

Lovely colour

Lovely wood stain, great colour and very easy to apply, I will put a couple of before and after photos of my table. It feels brand new again. Amazing product

I’m not an expert in painting wood but bought this to paint plain pine stool from Ikea and chose this product due to it’s description that it is not toxic and water based as I’m currently pregnant. It is very liquidy and I needed at least 4-5 coats to get colour I wanted but it did stain evenly and some bits of wood for some reason didn’t absorb it well. But overall the result is good

Great product, covers well so easy to apply. Drys within 2 hours.

Used this on my raised beds as wanted as natural as possible, good colour , unfortunately does not last so works out pricy

I made a set of drawers from pallet wood and decided to stain them. Picked this because the price was decent but I didn't have high hopes, as pine is notoriously difficult to get a good even stain on. My initial test pieces were ok, I had used a rag to apply 3 coats, and liked how it looked so took the plunge. But as I had 30 drawers to stain I decided it would be quicker to tip all the stain into a tub, and dunk each drawer and wipe off the excess. Well the results are brilliant, I'm blown away by how they look. I went for the dark walnut stain and if you didn't know any better you probably wouldn't guess it was pine. It stained it nice and evenly, and one dunk gave a nice rich colour so further coats were not needed. Would absolutely buy this again. *If it helps anyone, I sanded to 180 grit first. I did however forget to raise the grain and do a final sand before staining, so as this is a water based stain, it has left some grain texture but it works for me so I don't mind, but something to be aware of

5l tub of Dark Walnut. Covered 2 large bedrooms, and an office with 2 coats each. Had enough left over for 4 coats on my bed to bring it to the same finish. 5l tub of English Oak did my lounge and dining room 2 coats each, with some left over. Note: I had thoroughly sanded the floors first to a bright pine finish. IN order to get a deep finish like these photos, you need to seal with poly/varnish. Without lacquer, the finish is much brighter and matt. I applied with a soaked rag rubbing into grain and wiping off with and dry rag.

I’m not convinced this is a light oak colour but i’m happy with it anyway. The stain was easy to use and dried quickly. Hoping it lasts.