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DWIL Water-Based Wood Stain Kit – 8.5 ozWater-Based Wood Stain Kit – 8.5 oz

~~$12.99~~ $11.05

Teak-colored wooden dressing table with drawers and a mirror.

Visible Wood Grain
Matte Finish
Low Odor

DWIL Water-Based Wood Stain Kit – 8.5 oz

Keeps Grain Visible
Natural Matte Finish
Water-Based & Low Odor
Cloth or Brush Application

Add color while keeping the grain visible. Test on your wood: the starting color and wood species affect the result.

Color: Teak

DIY Friendly

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Help Choosing the Right Product

Choose this stain when you want to color wood while retaining its natural grain and texture. It is suited to wood projects such as furniture, cabinets, doors and trim.

Choose an opaque wood paint when you want to cover the grain or hide the original color. Stain is not a way to turn a dark or painted surface into pale natural wood without preparation.

The available colors are Natural Oak, Walnut and Teak. Results depend on wood species, starting color, sanding and how long the stain stays on before wiping.

Test the full process on an offcut or hidden area of the same wood. Let the sample dry and view it in the intended room before applying it everywhere. Screen swatches are approximate guides.

Start with clean, dry wood and prepare it evenly along the grain. Remove dust before application.

An existing paint, wax or sealed finish can prevent an even stain result. Identify and prepare the old finish before proceeding, and test the prepared surface. Ask us about your project if you are unsure how to handle the current coating.

Apply with a clean cloth or stain brush along the grain. Wait 5–10 minutes, then wipe off the excess. A longer wait within that guidance creates a deeper color.

Work consistently across the piece. Additional layers can deepen the color; follow the label for drying between applications and test the complete sequence first.

This is an 8.5 oz kit. Measure every surface you plan to stain, including edges and backs. Absorption and the number of layers affect usage; confirm coverage for your wood before choosing quantity.

Choose any protective finish according to compatibility and the project’s wear and moisture exposure. Do not assume stained wood is ready for heavy wear or water. Test the stain and protective finish together, and follow their drying and recoating instructions.