Is this a stain or more thick like paint.
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It's like a marker. You color in the spot with a marker, then blot it with paper towel. It's works, and makes it look less noticeable, but it's a miracle product that makes scratched wood look like new.
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It's more like a marker. I didn't like the way they worked I colored in the scratches on my wood floor but it didn't stay on the floor. Not satisfied with the product.
1854459
I have used this product for years to touch up scratches in furniture and wood mouldings. It is a stain that is easily applied using the marker. The color can be adjusted, if necessary, by using one or more colors. I recently purchased a set for my neighbor and she loves it too.
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It is more like a light stain, the more times you go over it (layer) in one spot, the darker it appears.
2155947
With plain soap and water. It's water based color paint so it doesn't stain, at least that has not been my experience.
1796853
It's pretty thick. Does not spray wide. Just spray all over and brush through.
1729627
it is a dark mahogany stain or a dark cherry stain, it is not black like say a remote control device (true black) that would set on the table, you can see a difference between the two colors.
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It's a stained finish. I've had it out side for almost a year and it looks as good as when I purchased it.
400129
This finish is not a solid black, more of an opaque black wash. My unit has some areas that are slightly streaky, almost with a brown showing through. It is exactly the finish I was going for though.
1858995
its a beigey-flesh tone when cured, not unlike silly putty. It is paintable though.
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It has a creamy color when dried. If you apply too thick you cannot see the state of the wood.
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Mine has been stained, and the result is definitely not pine looking to me. I wish it were. It looks closer to yellow than pine I am afraid. Perhaps if the staining were done differently you might have a different result, but as I had said in my review, this table was difficult to stain according the the fellow who did it. Each section (Leg, top, drawer face) seemed to "take up" the stain differently. Over the stain he put polyurethane. That may be what is causing the yellowish effect. There is no hint of grain I would like to see. His (and therefore my) recommendation was to buy this if your intention was to paint it. It would be a lovely little table to paint. (hint-hint). Mine has been stained, and the result is definitely not pine looking to me. I wish it were. It looks closer to yellow than pine I am afraid. Perhaps if the staining were done differently you might have a different result, but as I had said in my review, this table was difficult to stain according the the fellow who did it. Each section (Leg, top, drawer face) seemed to "take up" the stain differently. Over the stain he put polyurethane. That may be what is causing the yellowish effect. There is no hint of grain I would like to see. His (and therefore my) recommendation was to buy... » Read More Mine has been stained, and the result is definitely not pine looking to me. I wish it were. It looks closer to yellow than pine I am afraid. Perhaps if the staining were done differently you might have a different result, but as I had said in my review, this table was difficult to stain according the the fellow who did it. Each section (Leg, top, drawer face) seemed to "take up" the stain differently. Over the stain he put polyurethane. That may be what is causing the yellowish effect. There is no hint of grain I would like to see. His (and therefore my) recommendation was to buy this if your intention was to paint it. It would be a lovely little table to paint. (hint-hint). « Show Less
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The paint is really thick. You could test it to see if it works, but I wouldn't recommend thinning it out. The thickness helps cover any flaws on cabinets.
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It's very slightly red stained, almost natural. The real look is like that of the last photo, with the pieces dismantled. It really doesn't seem it's going to endure the weather for long, si I opted to paint it with a transparent marine wood sealer, and then it looks as the one in the first photo with flowers.
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It appears to have been stained, but it's a flat stain not glossy. Hope this helps!
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It's really more of a glaze mixed with sealant. More glaze than sealant. Use this to cover minor paint imperfections. Use this product first and top with a sealant or wax.
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Not very. But enough. Maybe 1/16 in. Be very careful. Once it's stuck, it's stuck. Use a friend. But it's thick enough to lightly sand and stain. Worked perfect for me. Also, look online for application directions. It was helpful
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It's a mix of both...I applied the color coat very lightly so that I could still see the wood grain. But I think if you'd apply it more generously it may cover it up. It's definitely not as thick as paint but not as thin as stain. I did not use the optional glaze and I can see my wood grain just fine.
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It's more of an orange/light stain, not mahogany but still nice finish to it.
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brown in color , its a resin in powder form ... you mix the water in it to get the consistency , thick or thin... to fill voids as you put it... it doesn't take stain or sand easy... it is very hard.