Can this cane be stained to match the furniture you are repairing?
1336957
Yes it can be stained but be sure you put at varnish over it when the stain dries
1336958
That's a yes and no answer. It can take many saturations to achieve any depth of color. Tinted urethanes in the right shade are a good sealer and part of the staining process. It's always possible but sometimes takes some effort. The cane is not super absorbent in my experience.
1699725
I am not knowledgeable about staining. But I think there is already a finish on the chairs. It is comfortable to sit on them.
1002430
You could stain it with minwax gel stain. It took regular minwax stain, but not as well as the wood around it. Gel stain stays on the surface, made the repair all but disappear. Used bondo on the corner of a pine dresser drawer that had broken off. Years later still looks great.
497809
Not easily. It's a clear hard satin finish over stained wood. You'd have to sand it lightly to get any paint to cover well.
1024611
Never tried it on furniture but I don't think it stains.....I'd give it a try on a small part of the cushion first.
1943515
probably not. you should contact the chemical's manufacturer or a flooring expert. wood stains I think are a different problem because of the materials being treated.
753676
It already has a blond finish and is quite nice. In order to stain you would probably have to sand it and you would have to take it apart to do that. I am not sure a stain would take over the current finish. For us, it is just fine the way it is. SP
2036605
This won't take stain well. It can be lightly sanded and painted. I have a door that won't stay together so it will need to be glued. Otherwise, it is functional.
1329237
It's stainable, but I wouldn't recommend it. You'll have a difficult time not touching the inserts and making them dirty.
1038725
Yes it can. Sometimes there may be a white residue yet can be removed for staining. Timbor penetrates into the wood as well.
1164323
The wood is untreated so it should take stain just fine. You would want to make sure you stain and set before putting together.
1241683
Yes, that goes along with the distressed look on furniture. Really adds to the beauty of the piece. Hope this is helpful. Judee
872628
I have used it on stained wax finish and had zero problems but that does not necessarily mean yours is the same as mine. If I were you I would use caution and test it in a place on the back that is not seen in how you position the furniture piece.
1549046
I did not put any stain on mine. I put teak oil on a similar piece of furniture but not on this chaise and had no problem.
1816963
I compared the color of my console to the Minwax stain color chart (I'm not well versed in wood colors) and it most resembles the Colonial Maple. It's a nice piece of furniture by the way. Very attractive and sturdy.
2132416
Tough to answer without seeing the damage. You should look for a tinted filler that matches the stained table. If unavailable, try stainable wood filler, and get the best stain that matches. Apply with a thin brush just where the damage is. Briwax will not work as a stain, but it will help the blend when the repair is dry. Good luck.
502113
It is stained, a more orange-looking color than I was expecting. Other mahogany stained items I have are a deeper brown-red color. You can see the mahogany grain through the stain, and it is pretty, but just not the look I wanted, so I ended up exchanging it for the black finish.