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The Furniture Clinic Wood Floor Stain is a professional-grade, concentrated solution designed for homeowners and contractors looking to revitalize new or reclaimed wooden floors with a durable matt finish. Its primary benefit is a high-pigment formula that achieves deep coloration in just one coat while maintaining the natural character of the wood grain; however, users should note that as a water-based product, it requires a protective sealant or lacquer topcoat to prevent wear in high-traffic areas.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Wood-Floor-Stain |
| Brand | Furniture Clinic |
No, this is a wood stain only. You must apply a protective topcoat, such as a floor lacquer, after staining to protect the wood from wear and moisture.
While specifically designed for floors, the formula can be used on other wooden surfaces like furniture, provided the wood is porous and prepared correctly.
Because it is a water-based stain, simply wash your brushes or applicators thoroughly with warm, soapy water.
Yes, you can mix any of the 12 available colours together in a separate container to create a custom shade.
The product is non-toxic and low-odour, but we recommend keeping the area well-ventilated until the stain and the subsequent topcoat are fully cured.
This is usually caused by inconsistent sanding or varying wood porosity. Sand the surface more evenly and ensure all previous finishes are fully removed.
Apply a second or third thin coat, allowing 10 minutes between applications to build the depth of colour.
This typically indicates the room temperature is too low or humidity is too high. Ensure the room is well-ventilated and within standard indoor temperature ranges.
Before applying the stain, the floor surface must be thoroughly cleaned and sanded to remove any previous waxes, oils, or sealants. Test the colour on an inconspicuous area or a scrap piece of timber to confirm the desired shade, keeping in mind that different wood species absorb pigment at different rates. To apply, use a lint-free cloth or a professional staining brush, working in the direction of the grain. Once the stain has dried for at least 10 minutes, it is essential to follow up with a compatible floor lacquer or varnish, as the stain itself does not provide scuff resistance. For cleaning, use only warm water for the tools used during application, and avoid harsh chemical cleaners on the stained wood thereafter.
