Items Tagged with 'wood stains'

The light wood tone reflects interest in visible grain, calmer interiors and restoring existing pieces, with availability across multiple interior stain technologies.

The two-in-one finish is designed for bare and previously finished wood, with no wiping required and a two-hour dry time between coats.

Minwax announced its 2026 Color of the Year, reflecting the growing influence of warm wood tones and timeless finishes in interior design.

A trusted brand expands its lineup with new finishes designed for durability and visual appeal — inside and out.

Pittsburgh Paints Co. announced Oxford Brown as the 2025 Stain Color of the Year, a warm, earthy tone gaining popularity among homeowners.

A new oil-based stain and sealer offers one-coat coverage, UV protection and water resistance for outdoor wood surfaces.

Cabot announced its 2025 Color of the Year, a deep, earthy wood stain designed to enhance outdoor spaces with warmth and versatility.

A new water-based wood stain delivers eco-friendly, long-lasting protection for fences with ultra-low VOC and fade-resistant color options.

Both the sealer and the semi-transparent stain are formulated for all environments, even those in the harshest areas near open water. They are formulated to penetrate below the surface and create a flexible, breathable barrier that expands and contracts with environmental elements to protect against water damage.

A coating with low gloss and high transparency is the basis for a matte finish, without affecting the color strength and thus, leading to a very natural wood look even with dark tones. The work presented here outlines the development and application data of an inherently matte, waterborne acrylic polymer.