this filled in the gaps nicely and the stain went on really nice
929714
Remodel a hugh old house and redid 2000sq ft of floors.. this filled in the gaps nicely and the stain went on really nice.. we also had to put stripper on the floors they had some crazy old varnish on that was clogging the floor sanders.. just added the wood dust from the sander and it worked great and it didn't smell bad
2017481
For my purposes, this worked really well.  I needed to dye a white polyester satin corset with steel boning so I couldn't use a traditional boil dye nor could I use tea, but that was the color I wanted.  It was for a Halloween costume so I didn't care if it didn't come out perfectly colored.  I laid my corset out flat and sprayed only the outside.  I started from mid-line to back.  I did not saturate due to steel bones.  I let it dry flat. After the first coat dried, I noticed that the dye had evenly spread itself throughout the garment.  I went back over it with a second bottle just for spots I had missed but I think if I had sprayed more evenly the first time knowing it was going to spread itself out I would have gotten away with one bottle instead of one and a bit of another.  And as far as I can tell, the steel boning did not get wet enough to rust.  Success!
3236396
I am doing a bunch of work to a house built in the 1950s. I had to remove a lot of wallpaper (several layers in some places) and am going back with paint on the button board plaster. The original trim had been finished out with large amounts of caulk. At first I was going to plane that down with a wood chisel and re-caulk, but a lot of the old hardened caulk came out as I worked on it and left some pretty big gaps. I really did not want to end up with a crappy caulk job that would take away from the painted walls. After doing some research, it seemed this product kept popping up. Glad I tried it! It has provided a nice smooth transition from trim to wall, and a minimum of sanding will be needed to create final paintable surface. To get to this stage, a damp finger run over the "bead" of filler I created allowed me to get  the filler nice and smooth. Once dried, it created what I feel is a superior result to caulk. Of course, it took a fair amount more time with this product to achieve that result, but this is my personal residence and I felt it was well worth the effort.
187479
After reviewing multiple products I tried this in the hopes of cleaning up our 23-year old dingy and dull aluminum thresholds for our exterior doors.  I was surprised at how well, fast, and relatively easy it brought them back to life.  80% of the tarnish was removed simply by rubbing this product on it with a cloth.  I used this with a Dremel tool and buffer pad for some of the more stubborn areas with success.  They actually shine and look almost new.
2385931
My house's kitchen cabinets are showy on the outside, truly handcrafted, although rustic. On the inside, though, they were chipboard pits. First, I primed them with a good primer, a coat or two. Then I used Painter's Select Satin finish paint over the top of the primer to bring light into the dark recesses. This paint flows on nicely, spreads smoothly and dries to a nice quiet sheen. I like a smooth surface when the back of my hands touched the cabinet shelves or sides, and I like a bright white interior. My cabinets' insides look light and clean now, a huge contrast to how I found them when I moved in. I recommend this paint.
4873957
I used both solutions and, with a little rubbing, got most of the damage to disappear! I can see clearly nowww
2471066
Fantastic clear stain.  I used this to stain two decks last year.  I was a little thin in a couple areas and decided to touch up those areas one year later.  The decks looked great after one year and the touch up blended in so that it was not possible to see the areas that were treated this year.  Although the clear has a slight tint to it, it is a great product and makes the decks look like new.
3658025
This works well as a medication tray (and other miscellaneous junk) for my grandmother that she can carry from room to room.  Being unfinished, I was able to stain and polyurethane it to match her kitchen table.  The wood absorbed the stain evenly and turned out great.  In its unfinished state, the staples holding the corners and bottom panel together seem marginal.  After a few coats of poly, the tray feels rock solid.
2784781
Removed smell and some discolor from mildew on canvas.
4366697
Some folks say that it does not take stain well . However I do not use it that way .
I was tired finding my old filler all hardened . This stuff just needs a little water
and you are good to go . Perfect for me .
1660070
The chair had a lot of stains on it and I did not want to invest in a lot of cleaning or new chairs. I thought this was avery inexpensive way to make the chair look better. I am well pleased as the cover went on easily and while it does not make the chair look totally new , it does make the chair look more acceptable to my guest. This was a great buy compared to prices at several of the local stores.
2106465
After reading tons of DIY blogs that recommend General Finishes Gel Stain to stain light wood darker this purchase was a no brainer.
This gel stain is easy to use, and I actually think it smells great. It almost has an almond smell....
I used the sock method and was happy with how it turned out. I put two latex gloves on each hand and then put an old sock over my dominant hand.  I dipped the sock in the stain and rubbed it on the bannister (I very lightly sanded the bannister before starting). It took 3 coats for a good coverage. I definitely could have gotten the smaller can for my project, but I didn't want to risk not having enough.

Pictures show before and after.
1359767
You have to work with the colors a lot to get it right but after several tries I got very close.  The repair part also took several applications to get smooth - it shrinks or seeps into the rip quite a bit but again after several applications I was happy.  I'm somewhat of a pefectionist I guess and the seat being repaired was a lighter tan so any mismatch was very visible.
4595599
This stain is amazing. I actually did not follow the directions and just used it like a paint (no wiping.) I refinished an ugly oak banister and it turned out gorgeous! Light sand to remove the previous stains sheen, two coats, 24+ dry time between applications, and my entry way has been transformed.
3147113
It had a nice stretch and seams went together really well. I used 3M Super 77 glue with it and the backing was nice so the spray didn't leak.
2675890
I bought 2 to help protect my brand new stainless steel sink.  I had to cut them to fit but that was fairly easy to do.  My only complaint is that one is now so badly stained just from rinsing off ONE pan with sauce!  I clean my sink several times a day and I can't stand that one side being discolored.  I've tried everything to get the stain out but it is stubborn.  It lasted less than a week.  The other one however, is still holding up fairly well.  I don't know if I will buy another to replace my stained one or try something else.

UPDATE:  The company reached out to me to get more information and offer a resolution.  Very impressed with the customer service and the way they stand behind their product.  My Non stained mat is still in working out great and I do like they way they look in the sink.
2552346
Paint was a bit more lumpy than other Reclaim colors, but it finished nicely.  We re-did our bathroom cabinets and they turned out really good!  We finished them with polished chrome hardware.  Looks professionally refinished.  Like all Reclaim paint, was easy to apply, highly recommend.  The pewter color matched our decorative vinyl sheetrock and navy carpet great!