For coloring wood, you can choose from various stain variants, including waterborne stain. Waterborne stain – an environmentally friendly stain based on water-soluble dyes – is a true all-rounder. This stain variant offers a range of beautiful colors that enable you to give your wood projects a unique and vibrant appearance. Read on to learn more…
With waterborne stain, the natural wood structure is preserved after application. This stain can be applied to many types of wood, including beech, pine, and cherry. Below, we share some points to consider for application.
| Do’s | Don’ts |
| Test the waterborne stain on a test piece to assess how the color appears on the type of wood you’re using. | Artificial drying, as this can result in color variation. |
| Prepare untreated wood properly: sand, remove dust, and degrease. | Not recommended for application on oak wood due to raising of the wood fiber. |
| Stir the stain well before use for even distribution of the pigments. | |
| Allow sufficient drying time if you decide to varnish the wood afterward. |
The waterborne stains from Soen’s – part of the Korthals Group – are formulated using high-quality ingredients. Whether you’re aiming for a rustic look or a modern aesthetic, elegant dark colors or vibrant and playful accents, our stains can be tailored to your specific needs.
Our waterborne stains are standardly available in a color range from E-10 to E-80, lye, cherry, pine, and mahogany. Other color variations can be realized upon request.
Our waterborne stains contribute to a healthier and cleaner working environment, without the unpleasant odor that traditional stains can cause. Do you need professional advice on beautifying your wood? Or do you have other questions where we can assist you? Our experts are ready to assist you at +31 255 533 554.
Publication date: 2024-01-03
Category: News
