Can the wood be stained?
1164318
Yes, it can. You have to be careful about wiping the stain as it may dry unevenly even when you think you've wiped it properly. I ended up doing two coats of a dark cherry stain but got the desired finish in terms of color.
1164319
Yes the wood can be stained. The wood is pine so it isn't the best wood to stain. The rack is very high quality.
1164320
Yes - arrives as plain untreated wood and you can stain or paint it if you'd prefer a different shade.
1164321
any wood could be stained, but it is very plain wood , like maple or pine that is not meant to be stained.it looks nice anyways.
1164322
yes it can be stained. And if the bottles leak (didn't use the right corks with the right bottle) it will stain the wood too. I love this wine rack and am ordering another one.
1164323
The wood is untreated so it should take stain just fine. You would want to make sure you stain and set before putting together.
1329238
The wood is finished quite smoothly so staining might be hard. You could probably paint it but you will need to take the paper off, unless you want to spray it all the same color. Mine is a natural wood finish which blends very well with the paper while adding a touch of contrast. Very nice!
1497442
No, I don't think the lumber is treated, but I believe it can be stained. That's a good idea!
942552
I use mine as a coffee table and I think it can be stained or painted. I feel this is a real cool piece of furniture with storage.
892161
Yup, solid wood. Color of wood is a "red wood" color. Don't know if a lighter stain would work, but I'm not a carpenter.
1759999
Karen. I hate to say this but I hate to return this piece of furniture because it was so poorly built. I would say that if you could get it put together you would not be happy with staining it. It's a nice rustic green and I think if you tried to stain it it would end up almost black. You would be better off painting it I would think. Good luck!
1681465
Yes. The surface is raw wood and can be stained or finished any way you would finish other raw wood.
1648205
I use it as a wood filler to repair termite damage but I don't think you can stain it afterwards, never tried precolor it.
264574
While I am not a woodworker, I do not think this wood would respond well to staining. More over, you'd definitely have to sand it down first as there is already a finish on it.
2090184
I'm not an expert but I think you could paint it if you sanded it first. I don't think you can stain it
904250
it is a natural wood but it does not need to be stained or painted. I suppose it could be but it's not rough or splintery.
757314
yes if you plug the holes with wood plugs or something else like maybe apoxy..then finish with paint or stain.
1840434
No...it is cheap and easily split pine. Maybe with the right stain you can make it look like cedar, but if it is cedar, I never saw any like it before in my life, and I live in the cedar woods.
427543
Both ends (cabinet spaces) are covered in black, and the center piece is unfinished. I'm sure you could stain it any color you desire. Hope this helps you.
1681464
Absolutely it can be stained. The veneer is thick as veneers go. I used the veneer to cover the plywood cases for kitchen cabinets and made panel doors out of solid cherry that I obtained locally and stained them both eactly the same way. You cannot tell the difference. Since the solid cherry that I used for the doors was prone to blotching, I sealed all with a light 1 pound cut of shellac first, applied one coat of cherry paste stain so that it would look good until it naturally darkened and finished with shellac. The cabinets have darkened quite a bit since installation and again, you can't tell the difference between the veneer and the doors. The reason being, both are real cherry. I would not hesitate to use the product again. The PSA is much easier to apply than gluing and I found it helpful to use the application blade I purchased with the product. Good luck!
497809
Not easily. It's a clear hard satin finish over stained wood. You'd have to sand it lightly to get any paint to cover well.
643358
It does not need to be stained. It is made of cedar wood which is somewhat water resistant, but as all wood it will decay eventually. I am hoping my raised beds will last several years.