7/24/2023 0 Comments Gel stain colors![]() For additional color depth, a second coat of stain can be applied after 8 hours. ![]() Coverage will vary significantly depending on application method and condition of wood.Īpproximately 6 to 8 hours depending upon temperature, humidity, air movement, and the amount of stain on the surface. If the surface is porous, coverage is approximately 300 to 500 square feet per gallon. If the wood is finely sanded or nonporous, coverage is approximately 800 to 1,600 square feet per gallon. DO NOT THIN.Īpproximately 1,000 to 1,200 square feet per gallon. To lighten Gel Stain, mix any proportion with Natural Gel Stain. The amount of colorant added may affect its performance and extend dry time. If applying stain exteriorly, top coating with an exterior clear finish is strongly recommended.Ĭustom colors can be achieved by intermixing colors or by adding up to 10 ounces of universal or industrial colorant per gallon. Wipe brush often on a lint-free rag to remove excess stain. Apply a liberal coat of Gel Stain with a firm synthetic brush or lint-free rag and work the stain across and into the grain uniformly, feathering out streaks while stain is wet. Realistic woodgrain patterns can be created by using the Old Masters Wood Graining Tool, as illustrated in the Old Masters Wood Graining Booklet.Īpplication over Previously Finished Surfaces: Scuff sand surface before application. Wipe brush often on a lint-free rag to remove excess stain.Īpplication over Painted Surfaces: To create a simulated wood look, apply stain to painted surface with foam or bristle brush or cheesecloth using long, smooth strokes. Apply a liberal coat of Gel Stain with a firm synthetic brush or lint-free rag and work the stain across and into the grain uniformly, feathering out streaks while the stain is wet. For a lighter color, wipe with a rag dampened with paint thinner before stain has dried.Īpplication on Fiberglass & Composition Surfaces: Stain one section or panel at a time. For a darker color, re-stain when first coat is dry. Please see application instructions below.Īpplication on Bare Wood: Apply stain liberally with brush or soft rag and remove excess, wiping in the direction of the grain. Stain application varies based on surface material. Surface defects should be repaired with an appropriate patching material. Remove dust with a tack rag or a lint-free cloth dampened with mineral spirits. For outdoor use when topcoated with a protective exterior clear finish.Īll surfaces must be clean, dry and free from dirt, wax, grease, glue, and other contaminants or penetration and adhesion will be affected. Especially recommended for woods such as pine, birch, maple, poplar, and cherry. Gel Stain is specifically formulated for use on nonporous surfaces such as fiberglass, primed metal, and composition surfaces and is also suitable for wood applications.
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