Wood Stains  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Wood staining changes the surface so that the wood is protected from mould. Stains can also be used as optical reasons. On the one hand it results in a colour change, on the other hand it emphasises the contrasts of the wood grain. It is also recommended to prepare a piece of the same wood with the stain to see how the colour results behave after drying or whether one prefers to use a different colour. Before pickling, however, the grinding residues must be brushed off the workpiece in order to achieve an optimum result after pickling. Furthermore, the stain should be applied all at once, because if you paint again on a surface that has already dried, you can see the stained surface again and this will result in stains. Wood stain changes the surface of solid wood and veneer. When staining the wood, the surfaces are discoloured and the wood grain is highlighted or the contrast is pushed back. Stained surfaces must then be sealed. Only then can shade and effect be assessed. The aim of the pickling process is to enhance the appearance of the wood surface through the stain. The pigments and dyes used guarantee the highest light fastness.Wood stains are produced in many colours, as standard stains on the basis of solvents and water-based with emphasis on the pore as rustic stains in the variants - spray stain, - wipe stain. < Weiterhin werden - pigment stains covering according to RAL and NCS- elegant stains without aerated accentuation (levelling stains)- shades according to customer samples in trend colours- Positive pickling - Balancing pickling/Aquabeizen/Hydro pickling Patinating inks, patinas, pickling concentrates, colour concentrates, pigment concentrates, produced for individual applications.We recommend staining a sample of the same type of prepared wood. Before pickling, grinding residues must be brushed off the workpiece in order to obtain an optimum, clean pickling pattern. To avoid staining, the stains should be applied evenly.