Wood Stain

Excellent product, whilst it’s a small amount it’s very thin so you don’t use a lot as it covers easier and so goes far, I poured it into a tub and applied with a brush and it didnt go on streaky! Pleased with the colour I would say it’s a caramel colour once on, which pales once dry! Bought another bottle as I used it all on two doors both sides, have one more to do so will have half left for touch up if needed or when redecorating, would recommend!

The necks of the bottles aren’t long enough to seat into the seal at in the too long caps. All were leaking but only slightly. They continued to bubble out stain as they warmed up after transit on a cold day. I washed the lids and the threads of the bottles and kept them upright. Not a major problem and nine colours of stain was a good price. I’ve tried them on some wood offcuts and the colours are great. It might be blotchy on cheap softwood but good coverage on hardwoods. Obviously stain alone cannot turn plywood into rosewood. Best applied with a pad. Easy to blend. Excellent for my model boats. Shame about the bottles but stain was good wuality

This stain product far surpassed my expectation. I have a wood dining table with wood veneer top that had previously had the liquid from a reed diffuser spilt over it. I’d tried various methods to cover it, but because of the finish of the wood, nothing I tried covered it. I tried this Furniture Clinic Stain as a last resort, but the results I achieved with just one coat using the recommended sponge brushes was amazing! It has totally revamped my table and it genuinely looks like it did when I first bought it. The before picture does not do justice to how marked and damaged the table was, but the picture of the table after a full coat to the whole of the top has achieved a fantastic finish that was so easy to apply and dried very quickly. I purchased the 500ml and I’ve only used a small amount to cover a 6ft table, plenty left over for retouches if needed in the future. To ensure it is sealed and protected I have just purchased their beeswax polish to help the surface endure daily use. I would definitely recommend this excellent product.

Easy to apply and the shade was perfect for my coffee table which has a light oak marquetry top. There is a QR code on the bottle and I just basically followed the instructions provided on the website. Prior to using the stain, I tried sanding the table top by hand, but it wasn't enough and I had to resort to using a mouse sander to get the old finish of the top. Then, using 120 & 80 grade sandpaper, I took it down to the bare wood as there was also old cup stains to sand away. I then applied 3 coats of stain, using a rag, and so far I've applied 2 coats of varnish (Ronseal quick dry), but I will probably apply another coat. For a few hours work, the table looks amazing! I have posted before & after pics. The quick drying time is definitely a plus, and as long as the old varnish or wax is sanded away, it applies evenly and dries lighter to a nice, natural light oak finish. There was also no overpowering smell which was a bonus. Best £10 I've spent in a while! Highly recommended.

Restoring wooden floors in old Victorian house, some of the floor boards been replaced with new boards so wanted to get them same colour. When stained new boards looked exactly the same colour as original 100year ones, was over the moon. Having that said as soon as I applied hard wax oil original untreated boards gone darker and stained stayed the same. I guess you need to choose finish which does not soak into the material, presumably like clear lacquer or so. Either way, brilliant product hence it got colour match 100%, just need to make sure you chose right finish. Oh and I’m about to buy more just for different project! ;)

Perfect colour match for the cabinets in our Motorhome. Works well. Recommended.

I work on quite a lot of furniture and this product is pretty good. Pros: - Quite thin, but goes on easily and doesn't streak when applied with the grain - The teak colour is good. Not too orangey with brown overtones - It goes a long way. I had a 500ml bottle and only used a bit from the top Cons: - It is quite watery and the colour although the colour looks intense when it goes on, it dries a lot lighter - You definitely need two coats to get a good teak colour - If you over-apply, you can lose the grain entirely and it ends up looking painted, so apply carefully and wait between coats. I have attached 3 pics: 1. What it looks like when applied (goes on dark and then dries really light) 2. The tables I was working on from L-R: 2 coats, 1 coat and no coats of woodstain 3. Finished colour with 2 coats on all tables.

I have never used stain before and I needed to change the colour of some shelves I got off Dunelm, as they came in an ugly yellow/orange colour. I sanded the wood down and used sponge to apply the stain, then sealed it. Colour was exactly what I wanted (I used walnut) and was smooth to apply. Plus it dries quickly! I’m very pleased with how it turned out.