From: £25.92
Fiddes Pine Water Stains are specifically designed for use on both new and old pine furniture, providing an antique and aged appearance. These stains are highly popular in the Antique Pine and Pine Reproduction markets, as they help create a uniform color before applying Fiddes Supreme Wax Polish.
Always refer to the specific product instructions and guidelines provided by Fiddes for the best results when using their Pine Water Stains.
Dry Time: Allow approximately 1 hour for the stain to dry at room temperature.
Coverage: The coverage of Fiddes Pine Water Stains is approximately 16 square meters per liter, but it may vary depending on the substrate and application method.
Coats: One coat of the stain is recommended, but additional coats can be applied to deepen the color or shade further.
Thinners: Fiddes Pine Water Stains can be thinned with water if desired, although it’s not necessary for application.
Recommended for Use On: Fiddes Pine Water Stains are specifically recommended for use on fine furniture, doors, floors, cabinet work, and paneling.
Preparation: Prior to applying the stain, sand the wooden substrate using progressively finer sandpaper, starting with medium (120 grit) and moving to a medium/fine grade (180-220 grit). Sand in the direction of the wood grain, ensuring the removal of any blemishes and glue residue. It’s important to remove all sanding dust and test the chosen Fiddes Wood Dye on a similar substrate to verify the desired color and shade.
Application: Use a clean, lint-free cotton cloth or sponge to apply the stain in the direction of the wood grain. Remove any excess stain immediately with a separate, clean absorbent cloth, following the grain pattern. Apply even pressure when wiping to achieve a uniform color across the entire surface. Allow the stain to dry without sanding between coats. Additional coats can be applied to deepen the color or shade as desired.
Remember to stir the contents well and check the shade before application to ensure consistent results.
Always follow the specific instructions provided by Fiddes and conduct a test on a similar substrate to verify the desired color and shade before applying the stain to your project.
