can it be put over stain or wood preservative
1749388
It says it can be used on stained or bare wood and over latex paint. I'm using it to simulate a wet surface in miniatures terrain so I can't speak to how well it does on wood.
1749389
I put it over water-based stain, and it worked well. I don't think it would work over oil-based products; It would probably bead up.
1749390
I'm not sure about the wood preservative-- but I used it successfully over exterior latex paint and stained wood -- it's the only polyurethane (water or oil based) that does NOT yellow. I won't use anything else. Hope I could help.
3190
I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
2018740
No, this product is not a base for primer and paint. It is a natural weathering preservative. If you want the wood siding to look "aged" then use it. If you want to prime & paint for a "finished" look then use primer and paint.
1956746
No. It is pre-treated and you don't have to....however of you wanted to change to "look" then it appears you could stain it.
1164323
The wood is untreated so it should take stain just fine. You would want to make sure you stain and set before putting together.
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.
1943515
probably not. you should contact the chemical's manufacturer or a flooring expert. wood stains I think are a different problem because of the materials being treated.
729439
We used it on the sides of our cabinets which were particle board with a coating and it took the stain just fine. You'd have to test it but my guess is that it would work.
1818769
This product will not harden the wood to counter top strength. It penetrates pithy/spalted/rotten wood, and essentially glues the remaining wood fibers. However it is not very hard. Use good wood and you won't need it. Also I don't know about food safety. Most stains are not. if check with wood turners you will see widely varied opinions on safe finishes.
1039724
Not to protect it from the weather. I've used it for about a year now without any indication of weakening or rotting in the wood. Staining it might help to preserve the color of the wood, but is not necessary for the functionality (at least for a while).
420890
Yes...I think it would work fine over white. I used it over an old dresser set that had been previously painted a light tan color and it covered perfectly.
1699726
It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.
1573590
Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture... » Read More Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. « Show Less
320203
We used it on a door over stain and it worked superbly. I would check with the manufacturer about using it over paint.
688248
Yes you can put a cherry stain on it. The wood will take any stain you prefer.
1829311
I used this product on all wood surfaces on an 18' bridge several years ago and covered over with a premium water based stain. Still looks great today. I can see no reason why you couldn't apply an oil based stain over this product after it has thoroughly dried out. The preservative dries quickly with most of it absorbed into the wood and leaves a surface that doesn't appear to have any film or residue on it and should be compatible with an oil based stain in my opinion.Richard
474536
Stain penetrates. The product produces a grainy texture and will not penetrate the wood. I would not use it with stain.