Does the "molded wood" stain easily?
1170541
mine is scratched up and worn out in less than a year...I really wish they would make this with a plastic adult seat. I complained and they sent another, but same thing. I even used gentle baby shampoo to see if it was the lysol wipes I was using causing the problem. I love the function of the seat. It's the BEST. But replacing them after not even a year of use, is not great.
1170542
We have 3 of these & they don't seem to stain. We got our 1st one in November 2012. They have a coating that cleans up easily.
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.
860808
Yep! Painted or not. If you are going to stain, you want to let it dry completely, like two days, before trying to stick to the wood. Also, make sure there isn't saw dust before you start sticking.
140034
It does pretty good if you get the stain fast enough. You might have to clean it a few times.
1618191
Stain Proof?? This is a solid WOOD table and any kind of "moisture" on wood is going to leave a ring or worse. So NO...if that's what you're asking, it's NOT 'STAIN PROOF'.
2014292
It can be stained. The wood is not "finished" and I have used a stain like preservative on it since I leave it out all winter and the wood accepts it well. Paint would seal the wood and I believe that would promote premature rotting.
1911205
There is no composite used in this rack. It is all solid, matte finished wood. I do not know if it could be stained.
1355794
I agree with the other responses. The wood has been finished with a lacquer or polyurethane. It could be removed with a stripper, and would then need to be sanded before staining. It would take some work especially with hand sanding in small areas. I suggest you live with the natural for a while and then see how you feel about it...
1268459
I'm using it on a walnut board, so stains were never a problem. Water beads up. Will show if a wet glass sits on it, but very easy to wipe up and polish. The wax does protect the wood and shows it off a little longer than oil
891514
It is stained the same color as the rest of the unit but is pressed material not wood. It doesn't look totally finished from the back but wouldn't look bad I would say. If you have someone handy, you could likely easily modify it to make it perfectly finished. We love love love our unit!
1206987
I have only spot cleaned with a barely damp rag. But honestly the stains on the wood didnt come out so as per advice of my dad, I used simple wax stain from hardware store and rubbed into wood twice till smooth. Then let kids play with it. It takes on a different sheen the more they touch it and the stains are hardly noticeable now. You could also lightly sand and then light stain the wood.
328431
So far no staining but it does slip some on the carpet. I usually have to pull it back into place every 10 minutes during Insanity- which is a lot of high intensity movements.
2160283
For the most part yes. The stain is the same, the carving has open areas that give most of the texture, but it looks carved by hand, so it isn't uniform like a machined would be a perfect match.
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!
1329237
It's stainable, but I wouldn't recommend it. You'll have a difficult time not touching the inserts and making them dirty.
1859179
I gave my wood a light sanding. Really liked this stain because you didn't have to seal it afterwards.
1240930
Some sort of plastic boards covered with nylon/canvas cover. It includes a plastic cover for messy jobs do you don't stain the table cover. What specifically are you concerned about? Stains or rigidity of it?