Can you stain the product before applying this?
1859673
Yes you can. Works well. Look up Epifanes application instructions on the web.
2158488
The short answer would be yes...however, as I have used stain for years on both my house and shed...take the time to put it on with a brush...thickly as you can. My husband and I disagreed on this, he blew a coat of stain on one side of the shed and was done in jig time...I painted with a brush. By the fall of next year, his stain was very faded and worn-looking, my side still looked like new. It's a catch-22...spraying is fast, but you have to do it every year...painting is slow, but it has lasted 5 years so far...your choice! :-)
2068323
You can use stain, but it has to be cleaned as any solvent based sprayer. These are normally used for laytexez, but enamels are not a problem. Check the Titan web site. It's full of information too.
474537
I would not use with stain. Stain and paint are 2 different products to protect wood. Stains is absorbed by the wood fibers, paint lays on the surface. The ceramic product would interfere with the performance of the stain.
862883
I have not had it stain anything. I love it. It's the best sunscreen ever!!!
312172
I have used the product extensively and have no evidence of staining. It is an oil with wax suspension, however. But if it were on my clothes there is no evide nice of staining and the oil was removed by washing.
196013
I believe you could, but its just a temporary stain so it might not show up well over your existing color unless you were in bright light. Applying to pre-lightened hair is highly recommended.
474538
yes IF you going with a solid color stain, and No, if it is a semi-transparent product
322520
No. If anyone is worried about staining, be sure to dissolve the color tablet fully in water instead of letting it sit against the tub. (Even though I've had it sit directly on the tub as the tub has been filling, and it has not stained. They wash up easily.) But once it is fully dissolved, there is nothing left to leave a stain or a residue. You can do this by filling up the tub first, or by dropping it in a cup of water. The water is just colored. It isn't a staining color. Even when you dip a cup into the water, usually the water that you have in the cup, looks clear. Yet, the color in the tub can be dazzling and strong, depending on how many tints you use. My kids have used these for years, in many different tub types, and with lots of tub toys. We have never had a stain. Hope this helps.
1038724
You plane off the barrier. I don't know how stainable depending on saturation of product. Maybe use a leveler before staining. You can call Tim Bor for more detailed answers. Good luck.
1504117
I wouldn't attempt it. It's so nice the way it is. I'd be afraid that I would ruin it with the stain. It's hard to know if its treated with any type of sealant that would make it resistant to staining it a different color.
695279
You should be able to. The formula just changes it to not cancerous look and stops the spread. it's still porous still can take primer if you wanted to paint it
968971
It can be sandedto help stain. It also helps to apply the stain with medium fine steel wool.
266453
Yes you can. You apply it and let it dry good before putting anything else on.
1070427
Yes, there are some instructions for that - such as mustaches and beards. However, the mix must be used up once made, and it stains everything if not wiped away right away - like imitation marble sink tops, wallpaper, painted doors, etc., so be very careful when using it - its hard to keep it away from areas you don't want to color
1397882
Yes you can. I actually use the stain away, I think it works better. They come out looking like new.
1699726
It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.