Old World Concentrated Stain Light Oak

Description

FOR INTERIOR FINISHING USE ONLY. Exterior application for maintenance only.

Sutherland Welles stains can be mixed to form a variety of colors or successive layers of different stains help create an antiqued effect. When the stain is applied and allowed to cure on the surface it forms a protective layer in addition to providing color. Other leading brands offer only color as the stain is applied and must be wiped.

Another significant advantage of working with Sutherland Welles Concentrated Stains is that they can be mixed with one of our clear Sealers to adjust the level of saturation. Sometimes you need a hint of color and other times you need bold saturation, our stain line delivers you to that sweet spot easily.

Light Oak creates a golden tone on wood and tends to the “cooler” scale of yellows. If you look at the swatch above in the lighter version you can see some of those green tones that make Light Oak a cool color. As its name suggests it rich golden brown tone creates the same aged look to Oak pieces that occurs over time. It’s also the golden tone choice when you have underlying red tones in the wood as that cool yellow tends to mingle with the red tones and read to the eye as brown.

Product Stats

Solid: Polymerized Tung Oil & Aniline dye
Solvent: Refined Mineral Spirits & Di-acetone Alcohol
Average Finish Longevity: Varies
Spot Repairable: No
Sheen: Depends on Concentration
Coverage: (per gallon)
Coat 1= 600sqf
Coat 2= 800sqf
Coat 3= 1,000sqf
Coat 4= 1,000sqf
Dry Time: 12-24 hours per coat.

Variables:

• wood species
• applications method
• weather conditions 55-75ºF
• temperature change during curing process
• humidity 65% or less

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Multiple Stain Applications & Techniques

Old World Stain Instructions
Rustic Staining Technique
Penetrating Stain Technique
Total Saturation Staining
Glazing Stain Technique

SDS Sheets

Old World Concentrated Stain – Oak-Light