Wood Stains

Overview

What are Wood Stains?

Wood Stains are the colour layer of a professional wood finish. Applied on bare or filled wood, they penetrate the fibres to set the tone, correct colour variation between pieces, and bring out the grain before sealing and topcoating.

  • Six classic shades — Walnut, Teak, Rosewood, Black, Oak, Red Brown
  • Deep penetration for rich, even, long-lasting colour
  • Fully inter-mixable shades for custom tone matching
  • Compatible with Melamine, NC, PU and 1K PU topcoats
Stain & Seal

Deep Penetration

Soaks into the wood fibres for rich, even colour that lasts.
Six Classic Shades

Six Classic Shades

Walnut, Teak, Rosewood, Black, Oak and Red Brown — fully inter-mixable for custom tones.
Fast Drying

Fast Drying

Dries quickly so sealing and topcoating can continue the same day.
Uncompromising Quality

Uniform Coverage

Spreads evenly without patchiness on solid wood, veneer and MDF.
Wood Stain
Wood Stains Range
Catalogue

Wood Stains Range

Wallnut/ Teak/Rosewood/Black/Oak/Red Brown
(100 ML Also Available)

Premium Wood Stains

Where Wood Stains Are Used

From single-piece carpentry to large furniture production lines, Wood Stains set the tone of every premium wood finish.

Wooden Furniture

Residential Furniture

Beds, wardrobes, dining tables and sofa frames — matching new work to existing wood tones.

Commercial Interiors

Commercial Interiors

Office desks, counters and wall paneling where consistent colour across large surfaces matters.

Architectural Woodwork

Doors & Paneling

Flush doors, mouldings and decorative panels that need deep, even grain-enhancing colour.

Application

How to Apply Wood Stains

Four simple steps for a rich, even, grain-enhancing colour.

Prepare the Surface

Prepare the Surface

01

Sand the bare wood along the grain up to 180 grit, fill dents and pores with Wood Filler, and dust clean.
Stain & Seal

Apply the Stain

02

Apply Wood Stain evenly with a rag, brush or spray along the grain. Wipe off excess for a lighter tone.
Fast Drying

Let it Dry

03

Allow the stain to dry fully. Apply a second coat for a deeper, richer shade if required.
Cure & Maintain

Seal & Topcoat

04

Seal with Sanding Sealer or Brown Sealer, de-nib lightly, then finish with Melamine, NC or PU topcoat.
Wood Stains FAQs
FAQs

Common Questions About Wood Stains

What are Wood Stains used for?

Wood Stains are concentrated colourants that penetrate bare wood to change or enrich its tone, highlight the natural grain, and match new work to existing furniture — before the sealer and topcoat are applied.

Can different shades be mixed together?

Yes. All six Super Shine Wood Stain shades are fully inter-mixable, so carpenters and polishers can create custom tones for exact colour matching. Always mix enough for the full job and test on a sample first.

How do I make the colour lighter or darker?

Wipe off the stain sooner for a lighter tone, or apply a second coat after drying for a deeper tone. The stain can also be reduced with NC Thinner for a subtler wash of colour.

Which topcoats can be applied over Wood Stains?

Once dry, stained surfaces can be sealed with Sanding Sealer or Brown Sealer and finished with Melamine Clear, NC Lacquer, PU or Touch Shine 1K PU — the full Super Shine system is compatible.