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The Furniture Clinic Wood Floor Stain in Grey is designed for homeowners and professional restorers looking to revitalize new or reclaimed timber flooring while preserving the natural wood grain. This highly concentrated, water-based formula offers efficient coverage and rapid drying times, making it ideal for large surface areas. While it provides a professional-grade matt finish, users must note that it requires a separate sealer—such as wax, oil, or lacquer—to ensure long-term durability and protection against foot traffic.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Wood-Floor-Stain |
| Brand | Furniture Clinic |
No, this is a colouring agent. You must apply a sealer such as wax, oil, or lacquer over the stain once it is dry.
This product is designed for indoor timber flooring. For outdoor use, ensure you check for products specifically rated for exterior weather resistance.
While it is dry to the touch in 10 minutes, you should wait until the final top coat (sealer) has fully cured according to the sealer's instructions before allowing foot traffic.
The product is low-VOC and low-odour, making it safer than solvent-based alternatives. However, ensure the room is well-ventilated during application and drying.
No. You must sand off any existing varnish or finish to expose the bare wood so the stain can properly penetrate the grain.
Usually caused by inconsistent sanding. Ensure the wood is sanded uniformly before application and apply the stain using long, consistent strokes.
Apply an additional coat once the first layer has fully dried to deepen the intensity of the Grey pigment.
Ensure the floor is clean and dry. Use a larger applicator pad for larger floor areas to maintain a 'wet edge' while working.
Before applying the stain, ensure the floor is sanded down to remove previous finishes and that all dust and debris have been vacuumed away. Proper surface preparation is the most important step for uniform colour absorption.
