Product Overview
Brand: MINWAX
Color: 1/2 Pint
Features:
- Treating the surface with pre-stain wood conditioner helps prevent streaks and blotches by evening out the absorption of oil-based stains
- It can be applied over any wood but is especially necessary when working with soft or porous woods like Pine, alder, birch, and Maple
- Recommended uses: on soft or hard woods before using oil- Based wood stains
- Coats: normally 1, but additional coats may be applied on highly absorbent woods
- Cleanup: mineral spirits or paint thinner, following manufacturer's safety Instructions
Details: Product description Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner deeply penetrates the structure of the wood by closing the pores of the wood, so it allows the stain to spread evenly. Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner Oil Primer prevents streaks and runs, leaving beautifully and evenly painted wood. It is specially designed as the first step before staining new, soft and porous wood. By applying Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner, we have full control over the process of even, aesthetically pleasing application of each layer and thus the end result is guaranteed. Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner: 1. Apply before staining to clean, bare wood using a cloth or brush. 2. Leave on for 5-15 minutes then remove excess with a clean cloth. 3. the stain should be applied within 2 hours of applying the primer. For best results use stains: - Minwax Wood Finish, - Minwax Gel Stain, - Minwax PolyShades. Note: Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner is not recommended for use with water-based stains. Use Minwax Water Based Pre-Stain Wood Conditoner as a primer for water-based stains. Directions Treating the surface with pre-stain wood balm helps prevent streaks and stains in the evening off the absorption of oil-based stains. It can be applied to any wood, but is especially necessary when working with soft or porous woods such as pine, alder, birch and maple. Suggested use: on soft or hard woods before using oil-based wood stains. Coats: Normally 1, but additional layers can be applied to highly absorbent woods. Cleaning: mineral distillates or paint thinners according to manufacturer's safety instructions.
