can this stain be tinted?
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Hi Linda, I do not know if this stain can be tinted. I used it on beadboard paneling, as is. I recommend using the pre-treatment product first, as it preps the wood nicely, like a primer. Then use one or more coats ot the stain, depending on how much wood grain you want showing through. I like this product and recommend it. Grace
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Perhaps you can add an oil-based product to tone as to your choice however, the benefit of using this stain is it's transparently qualities. It looks beautiful on wood because it is not a solid look. It blends so well over the wood, some solid qualities are achieved with multiple coats. I am an artist, I wouldn't hesitate adding an oil based color to tone this stain. Just be sure you really want to alter the off white look of the stain. You can live with this for years. Jan B
1197498
It appears to have been stained, but it's a flat stain not glossy. Hope this helps!
2084895
I did not color mine, although it seems that I read it could be tinted. The tint would just reduce the reflective nature of the product some, obviously the darker the tint the less reflective, and so on. I hope this helps.
221600
It is stained but I would add waterproofing. I received it in late October but have not built it yet.
1938509
Not sure about staining since I am careful regarding what comes into contact with the treated surface. My advice would be to remember that this is simply a type of paint. If something will stain or damage paint, odds are that it will also damage duplicolor shadow. Another option is to contact Dupli Color with your question.
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I'm not entirely sure what you mean by stain, but it left a white haze on the plastic trim of my CR-V. It was easily taken care of with whatever product Meguiar makes for black plastic trim, but it looked bad for a while and I didn't have time to take care of it.
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no, no staining. just keep it clean on outside with stainless steel cleaner. it's kind of a brushed stainless.
906293
No it is not treated. I stained mine and it has been problem free almost two years.
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Yes you can color tint it a bit by mixing. I liked it very much. It does leave a residue..I would much rather that physical barrier than being poisoned by the other crap on the market. Joel Fuhrman recommended it so I tried it and it works very well. I did not use it memorial weekend and got burned to a crisp because I was having too much fun working and mowing the grass for my former employer and saying hi to all the families visiting their fallen and surviving (but still transitioned) war heroes. Great people.
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It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.
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The tint is based on how thick you apply the second step that looks like stain the longer you leave it before wiping it off the darker it gets, also make sure you apply the base coat completly and evenly,this will help.
1565580
Yes you can. I'd say it looks exactly like the picture on the website. You can see through from the inside and outside, but it's definitely tinted.
202902
I would paint it first, if I were you.The paper is somewhat porous, and once you seal it with paint, it should help keep your stain nice and even.Best of luck :)
299907
I stained mine a Gunstock color from minwax and put a clear poly coat on top. Like a previous poster mentioned, it soaked up the coating pretty well.
497809
Not easily. It's a clear hard satin finish over stained wood. You'd have to sand it lightly to get any paint to cover well.
1336957
Yes it can be stained but be sure you put at varnish over it when the stain dries
71096
I wouldn't know. I sanded all the way down to remove the stain. I then stained again and applied the poly coat