Littlefair's Wood Stain Water Based - 8.5oz/250ml - Indoor Furniture Stain Light & Dark Finishes - Special Non Toxic & Eco Friendly Formula - Wood Stain for Crafts - Color: Dark Red Mahogany

After watching methods of application, I found a sponge was so easy. Held the sponge against the open bottle and just tipped it over a couple of times to get it into the sponge, then wiped progressively across the wood until completely covered. I applied this to plain and untreated pine and found it gave an even coat that looked fantastic. Given how quickly it soaks in and dries I expected darker areas where I overlapped while applying with the sponge, but it didn't. I applied 4 coats to get the shade I wanted and love the results. First class product in my opinion.

Dieses warme Braun was ich mir geholt habe ist echt schön anzusehen. Klare Kaufempfehlung. Ich habe die Farbe 3 Mal aufgetragen, um absolut ein dunkles braun zu erzeugen. Nach dem Anstrich schon ein Hingucker.

Easy to use. Beautiful colour. Stripped, stained and waxed Hall stand. Looks fantastic inspired me to do the same with pine picture frames. No nasty smell. Easy to clean brushes. Needed 2-3 coats of stain lovely rich colour and still see knots and grain of wood.

Ich bin von den Farben sehr begeistert. Habe 3 Farben zum testen bestellt um dann zu entscheiden welche ich letztendlich für die Fronten unserer neuen Küche nehmen möchte. Die Farben sind sehr ergiebig Farben: Links: Dark Walnut , Mitte: Dark Red Mahagoni, rechts: Golden Oak 1x Vergleich 1 Anstrich (oben) 2 Anstriche (unten) 1x Vergleich 2 Anstriche (oben) 3 Anstriche (unten) 1x zusätzlich mit Danish Oil behandelt (2 Anstriche oben, 3 Anstriche unten)

Initially I ordered a sample pot of the "Very Red Mahogany", the company were kind enough to send me an additional tester pot free of charge (without my request) of the "Dark Red Mahogany". I am very fortunate they did this because I much preferred this colour. I ordered the 2.5 Litre bottle of "Dark Red Mahogany" which covered a 3.5m x 9m room with ~500ml left to spare. I have never done any DIY before, yet, with the instructions sent with the bottle I was able to dye my Pine floorboards (after sanding) to a standard I am happy with. Judge for yourselves on the attached images. A few general steps/tips: - Sand the floor using 40-80-120 grit paper - Since the dye is water based it's best to spray the floor with water (after cleaning) which pops the grain - Hand sand the floor with 120-200 grit paper - Clean it with a vacuum and then rub it down with a lint free cloth - Use a sponge to apply the dye and a lint free cloth to immediately wipe off any excess Wood is very water thirsty and so it's easy to get a patchy finish on your first coat. Subsequent coats will be easier to apply, make the colour darker, and blend patchy areas. I sealed my floor with a Matte look polyurethane to hide most the defects. Sanded pine does not take a stain very well which is why I chose to use this dye.