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Wooster Wooster Silver Tip® 2.5" Soft Bristle Angle Paint Brush 5221
Wooster Silver Tip angle sash brush. An all purpose 100% nylon soft bristle brush and available in multiple sizes. Case pricing for Wooster 2.5" Silver Tip brushes. Great fir DIY or contractors. This brush will get the job done!
$8.99 - $49.99
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Wooster Wooster SUPER/FAB® FTP® Roller Nap - Various Sizes
For Today's Paints (flat, eggshell and satin) Shed resistant and high capacity Green double thick Polypropylene core resists water, solvents and cracking Ask us for bulk pricing
$5.99 - $11.99
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Wooster Wooster YACHTSMAN® White China Bristle Brushes
White china bristle brushes for fine finishes with oil-based varnishes, enamels, and stains. Quality oil brush at affordable prices.
$7.99 - $13.99
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ZAR® Zar Golden Sunset Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
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ZAR® ZAR® Aged Bourbon Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 115
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Baby Grand Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 121
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Beach House Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 139
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
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ZAR® ZAR® Black Caviar Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 135
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
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ZAR® ZAR® Blue Moon Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 509
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Champage Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 508
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Dark Chocolate Truffle Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 123
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Exotic Redwood Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 518
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® Zar® Gloss Interior Polyurethane Qt 328
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly is an incredibly fast-drying, oil-based polyurethane that dries to a smooth finish on bare wood, in just two hours, with no brush marks. Featuring a tough, abrasion-resistant finish and self-leveling properties, it works beautifully on hardwood floors, cabinets, furniture, and woodwork. ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly resists scuff marks, alcohol and household chemicals. A gentle wipe with a damp cloth renews its gorgeous luster. For interior use only Great for floors Included in MPI Category #57 Finishes: Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Satin, Matte Sizes: 11 fluid ounces (spray), half pint, pint, quart, gallon, 5 gallon Coverage: 500-600 square feet per gallon Application tools: brush, lambswool applicator, spray Dry time: 2 hours Coats: 2 (3 coats on floors) Recoat time: 2 hours Surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal
$34.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Gray Cashmere Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 504
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Malibu Gray Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 171
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® Zar® Matte Interior Polyurethane Qt 339
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly is an incredibly fast-drying, oil-based polyurethane that dries to a smooth finish on bare wood, in just two hours, with no brush marks. Featuring a tough, abrasion-resistant finish and self-leveling properties, it works beautifully on hardwood floors, cabinets, furniture, and woodwork. ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly resists scuff marks, alcohol and household chemicals. A gentle wipe with a damp cloth renews its gorgeous luster. For interior use only Great for floors Included in MPI Category #57 Product Features: Finishes: Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Satin, Matte Sizes: 11 fluid ounces (spray), half pint, pint, quart, gallon, 5 gallon Coverage: 500-600 square feet per gallon Application tools: brush, lambswool applicator, spray Dry time: 2 hours Coats: 2 (3 coats on floors) Recoat time: 2 hours Surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal
$34.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Mocha Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 119
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Moroccan Red Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 517
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Oiled Leather Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 503
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Premium Teak Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 120
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
$29.99
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ZAR® ZAR® Qt Interior Oil Wiping Stain 128
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain is a versatile, full-bodied, translucent stain that can be applied to multiple surfaces. It wipes on as easily as furniture polish to stain and seal in one quick, easy application. Formulated with “controlled penetration” for uniform color without unsightly streaks or lap marks, it can be used on previously painted or varnished surfaces - without stripping - to achieve a gorgeous effect. Use on These surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal New Wood Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Sand with #120 or #150 grit sandpaper until the surface feels smooth.* Remove sanding dust with a tack cloth or a cloth dampened with paint thinner.* Grained or Painted Surfaces Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or a suitable solvent. Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove gloss.* Wipe away any sanding dust with a tack cloth. Graining Embossed Surfaces (Fiberglass, Steel or Composite) Remove the door from its hinges by removing the hinge pins, or you can work with the door mounted. In either case, make sure the surface is clean and dry before beginning.* It is helpful to wipe the surface lightly with a cloth dampened with denatured alcohol or paint thinner to remove dust particles. Do not thin. Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on evenly in the direction of the grain of the wood. Wipe off excess wood stain using a clean, lint-free cloth. Let the stain dry for 3 to 4 hours. If greater depth of color is desired, apply a second coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and repeat the drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR® Polyurethane. Application Grained or Painted Surfaces Wipe on ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain with a lint-free cloth, then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain to dry for at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR® Polyurethane. Graining Embossed Surfaces (fiberglass, steel or composite) Stir ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain thoroughly. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe on a light uniform coat. Use a dry, soft-bristled brush to remove any streaks and enhance the wood grained look of the door. If your first coat is too light, wait 48 hours and wipe on a second coat. As with the first coat, remove any streaks with a dry, soft-bristled brush. Do not sand between coats. Sanding can damage the fiberglass surface. After allowing the stain to dry for 48 hours, complete the job by applying your choice of ZAR® Polyurethane. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR® Exterior Water Base Poly High Performance. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply a ZAR® Interior Polyurethane of your choice. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or a ZAR® Polyurethane spray can. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR® Polyurethane in the direction of the grain. Steel Door Instructions Create a wood grain effect on steel doors with ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain and the ZAR® Wood Graining Tool. Before you begin to grain your door, practice on a painted metal or painted wood surface until you feel comfortable with the graining tool. When you begin to grain your door, wipe a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain on the surface and let it stand for about 15 minutes. Quart Coverage - 800 sqft Beginning at the top of the surface to be grained, draw the graining tool down, moving it at a constant speed. While drawing the graining tool, use a rocking motion to create a natural heartwood appearance. Do not allow the grooves of the graining tool to flood with stain. If you are not satisfied with your results, wipe off what you have applied using a cloth dampened with mineral spirits and start over. After allowing at least 48 hours drying time, apply a thin, uniform coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain over the newly grained surface in the direction of the grain. The darkness of the finish depends on the amount of stain applied. Allow this coat to dry thoroughly for at least 48 hours.
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ZAR® Zar® Satin Interior Polyurethane Qt 329
ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly is an incredibly fast-drying, oil-based polyurethane that dries to a smooth finish on bare wood, in just two hours, with no brush marks. Featuring a tough, abrasion-resistant finish and self-leveling properties, it works beautifully on hardwood floors, cabinets, furniture, and woodwork. ZAR® Interior Oil Base Poly resists scuff marks, alcohol and household chemicals. A gentle wipe with a damp cloth renews its gorgeous luster. For interior use only Great for floors Included in MPI Category #57 Product Features: Finishes: Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Satin, Matte Sizes: 11 fluid ounces (spray), half pint, pint, quart, gallon, 5 gallon Coverage: 500-600 square feet per gallon Application tools: brush, lambswool applicator, spray Dry time: 2 hours Coats: 2 (3 coats on floors) Recoat time: 2 hours Surfaces Wood Faux wood Plastic Fiberglass Masonite® MDF Metal
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