Can you stain the product before applying this?
1859673
Yes you can. Works well. Look up Epifanes application instructions on the web.
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.
139136
No this doesn't stain. It does sting a little the first few times you use it. Amazing how it works!!! It makes me sleepy within 30-40 minutes of using it.
2275542
You cannot stain this piece as it is not a real wood surface, but vinyl. With a good primer you may have some luck painting it.
1336957
Yes it can be stained but be sure you put at varnish over it when the stain dries
643845
Yes. When you do stain the third door - assuming that it's a few hours or more later - you'll need to reapply the prestain.
833619
Not when you are washing your hair out, but if you get a pile of the product from the bottle on it and don't wash off fast it will stain, but not when it is coming out of your hair.
1648205
I use it as a wood filler to repair termite damage but I don't think you can stain it afterwards, never tried precolor it.
739549
Yes. However if wood glue is used U must be carefull not to sand it too much, since the glue penetrates to some degree, and stain can become less uniform..
871259
Yes you can, but just make sure to test first to see if the color runs. I used it on my car seat and it took the stain out.
360851
Make sure you hit it with a stain blocking oil-based primer before painting it otherwise the stain will bleed through the paint.
836264
It's been a long time since I used this product so forgive me... I used it primarily for pet stains. After removing as much of the stain as possible, I took a damp cloth and soaked it with the stain remover. Applied it to the stain area and then covered it with plastic wrap. Then I put a vase or something heavy over the area and let it sit for a few hours. You're supposed to reapply product the next day but I never had to do so but the stain was completely gone. And the smell, too. Hope this helps.
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You could apply stain as soon this is dry to the touch, I'm guessing, but I wouldn't apply this product and then try to stain. This products turns the wood green to dark green, and no stain will look right if applied on top. I applied this product to some posts and then stained it, and you clearly can see where the CopperCoat ends close to the ground line.
688249
if I am not mistaken you can put any stain before you put the seal potaction
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.
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Mattie, I'm not sure if the label includes instructions for water based stain, but I have used water based stain (and over that, wax or polycrylic) several times with no problems. The easiest way I have found to do it is to get all your staining supplies ready, then to apply the conditioner with a saturated chip brush, let it sit for 2-3 minutes, wipe the excess off with a rag, let it dry for 3-5 minutes (to soak in, it won't be dry) and apply the stain. Let it sit according to the directions, reapply as desired, then allow to fully cure and seal however you'd like. For the record, I do highly recommend the conditioner, it really does make a difference in how nicely and evenly the stain applies. Good luck, how this helps!
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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