Wood stains make raw wood darker, stronger, more expressive, pastel-like or even bright, with greater or lesser nuance. The colour is obtained by soluble colouring or pigments. These penetrate the wood fibres or settle on the wood. On the other hand, chemical additives in the stain, that react with the ingredients of the wood, can change the colour of the wood.
The effect of stains:
Solvent-based pigmented stain with
pore-emphasizin…
Solvent-based dye/pigmented stain with
rustic…
Liquid concentrate in 10 colour hues for tinting
o…
Waterborne/alcohol-based pigment stain with…
Waterborne pigment stain with brilliant effect on…
Waterborne dye/pigment stain with natural waxes…
Liquid concentrate in 9 colour hues for the…
Waterborne dye/pigment stain
especially for…
Waterborne pigment stain for the creation of…
Waterborne wood lye treatment. Chemically reacts…
Solvent-based decorative, silk glaze.
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