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Kardix Dark Mahogany Wood Stain 1L / l

Kardix Dark Mahogany Wood Stain 1L / l
  
Estimated delivery date :  Wednesday 16 September
€34.75 HT
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Kardix Dark Mahogany Wood Stain is a 1-litre tinting solution designed to colour and enhance the natural appearance of bare or stripped wood surfaces indoors and outdoors.

Specifications

  • Formulated with a rich dark mahogany pigment for deep, consistent wood colouring
  • Suitable for application on bare, absorbent wood surfaces including furniture, floors, and joinery
  • Penetrating formula that enhances wood grain visibility while providing uniform colour
  • Available in a 1-litre format, suitable for small to medium surface areas
  • Compatible with subsequent application of varnishes, oils, or waxes for added protection

Usage

Apply Kardix Dark Mahogany Wood Stain directly onto clean, dry, and sanded bare wood using a brush, cloth, or sponge. Work along the grain for even absorption. Allow to dry fully before applying a finishing coat such as varnish or wax to seal and protect the surface.

FAQ

  1. Can this stain be used on previously varnished wood? — No. The wood surface must be bare and absorbent. Previously varnished or treated wood must be stripped and sanded before application.
  2. How long does the stain take to dry? — Drying time typically depends on temperature and humidity conditions, but a light surface dry is generally achieved within a few hours.
  3. Does this product protect the wood on its own? — No. The stain provides colour only. A protective topcoat such as varnish, oil, or wax must be applied afterwards for durability.
  4. How much surface area does 1 litre cover? — Coverage varies depending on wood porosity and application method, but one litre is generally sufficient for small to medium projects.
  5. Can different shades be mixed together? — Kardix stains of the same range can generally be blended to achieve intermediate tones, but results should always be tested on a small area first.

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