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ZAR Wood Stains
ZAR Stain wipes on like furniture polish to add rich, uniform color to wood. ZAR's controlled penetration brings out the natural beauty of a variety of wood surfaces without streaks or lap marks.
ZAR Wood Stain is perfect for cabinets, paneling, antiques, wood trim and unfinished furniture and wood flooring. ZAR can be applied over painted and previously varnished surfaces for a beautiful wood grain effect and ZAR Wood Stain is recommended by leading manufacturers of fiberglass, steel and Masonite doors.
115 Modern Walnut 079941115128
110 Salem Maple 079941110123
111 Walnut 079941111120
116 Cherry 079941116125
117 Honey Maple 079941117122
113 Fruitwood 079941113445
118 Dark Mahogany 079941118129
114 Provincial 079941114121
120 Teak Natural 079941120122
123 Moorish Teak 079941123123
124 Rosewood 079941124120
126 Chestnut 079941126124
127 Golden Oak 079941127121
128 Early American 079941128128
129 Aged Varnish/ Amber Varnish 079941129125
130 Driftwood 079941130121
137 White Oak 079941137120
138 Spanish Oak 079941138127
139 Coastal Boards/Country White 079941139124
To apply, you can 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.
Stir ZAR Wood Stain thoroughly. Using a lint free cloth, wipe on a light, uniform coat of ZAR Wood Stain.
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 48 hours, complete the job by applying ZAR Polyurethane Clear Wood finish. For the exterior side of doors exposed to prolonged or extreme sunlight, apply ZAR Exterior Polyurethane. For doors protected by overhangs and porches, and for the inside of doors, apply ZAR Interior Polyurethane. Use a quality, natural bristle brush or use ZAR Polyurethane spray cans. If using a brush, apply a thin coat of ZAR Polyurethane by flowing on the material in the direction of the grain. If using ZAR Polyurethane Spray, apply a thin even coat. Apply a second coat, if needed, after 12 hours. Allow 24 hours drying time before rehanging the door.
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113 Fruitwood |
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120 Teak Natural |
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115 Modern Walnut |
121 Black Onyx |
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116 Cherry |
123 Moorish Teak |
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124 Rosewood |
129 Amber Varnish |
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127 Golden Oak |
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128 Early American |
140 Merlot |
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Stir ZAR Wood Stain thoroughly before and during application. Using a clean lint-free cloth, wipe ZAR Wood 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 Wood Stain and repeat drying and buffing steps. Allow 3 hours drying time. Protect your stain by top coating with ZAR Polyurethane GRAINING OF PAINTED SURFACES Remove all dirt, oil, wax, polish and grease with turpentine or suitable solvent. Sand to remove gloss and wipe away sanding dust with a tack rag. Wipe on ZAR Wood Stain with a lint-free cloth, and then use a brush, cloth or graining tool to achieve a wood grain effect. Allow ZAR Wood Stain to dry at least 48 hours before applying a protective coat of ZAR Polyurethane Clear Wood Finish.
Note: Stains and clear finishes will not adhere to shellac or lacquer. They should be removed before refinishing.
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