Is this table stainable? Or do you have to leave it the natural color?
256641
It has a sealant on it and in my opion it would have to be sanded if someone wanted to stain in. The sealantgives it a glaze and a very nice natural finish.
256642
There is a finish on the table, you would have to strip it off first to stain it.
256643
I don't know - I left it the natural color because that is what I wanted anyway. I don't know enough about paints and stains to know if it is stainable. Sorry not to be more help! I really like the table though...
256644
There ia a polish to the top and doubt if a stain would work wih out remooving the finish.
256645
It's not. I has a sheen to it that makes it easy to wipe and clean. To stain it, you'd have to completely redo the surface by sanding it first.
1540334
It dries to a sandable state in a half hour. It dries to what the industry calls "natural" which is a sort of pine yellow. It claims to be stainable but I've found that it doesn't take light stains well. Maybe a dark walnut or such?
2255149
It's compressed wood. I don't think it could be stained, but I'm not wood expert so you may need a second opinion.
2265342
I suppose you could stain it if you wanted to, but it is perfectly fine to leave in its natural state. Its really nice looking!
792970
I don't think it's natural wood, but pressed wood, and the bottom is not stained, but the top has a shiny coating of some sort on it. I love it just the way it is, but if you wish to stain it a different color, then you can just sand the top - that should work.
2003274
They are natural wood and you can clean them up off most hard sufaces with a mild cleaner and elbow grease. I haven't had them stain.
927944
Yes and no. It's unfinished without colored stain, but it's nicely finished with a smooth finish on all surfaces. I'm more than happy with the natural color.
758586
We have not had a problem with any staining at all. I suppose if it did you could use a tiny bit of bleach to get it out & then run it through the dishwasher.
724335
The table was unfinished. It stained really well! I'm sure it would be easy to paint. I love this table!
1601403
It can be stained. I dont think it HAS to be concrete stain. I left countertops natural and love it. Has variations of color. Good luck
2020392
The wood is pre-treated with a clear waterproofing. I think the instructions stated that it can be stained.
2023972
no, no staining. just keep it clean on outside with stainless steel cleaner. it's kind of a brushed stainless.
1773054
Ours is a natural maple stain or maybe just a clear coat. It's a very nice table and we are pleasantly surprised on the high quality.
1805792
It stains beautifullyy. It is made of rubberwood. I used general finishes gel stain and a satin poly acrylic over it.
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.
986597
I didn't stain mine, but the paint came out nicely! If you were to paint then clear coat it with a thin layer of polyurethane, it should be protected for a good amount of time!
1355792
Yes, you can stain it darker, but you'll need to sand every bit of the lacquer off it first, which is a BIG job. If you don't get every bit of it off, the stain won't adhere to parts of it, and it'll look bad. Now my hair dresser has one just like mine that she painted a solid color. (I like mine better. Hers looks "bumpy.") Really, I think you'll like it natural. I was gonna paint mine white, but when I got it, I changed my mind. (It matches my kitchen butcher block counter tops beautifully.) It's a nice piece.