Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Deep Penetrating Wood Stain – 5-Color Sample Testing Kit (2oz Bottles)

$15.00

Description

Product Description

Includes a $15 off coupon toward your next full-sized purchase. Our Timber Oil Sample Color Kit includes Five 2 ounce bottles of our Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Deep Penetrating Wood Stain, which can cover several square feet of wood per bottle. The sample kit includes our 5 different colors; Warm Honey Gold, Brown Sugar, Amaretto, Signature Brown, and Western Cedar. The Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Wood Stain is extremely easy to apply, whether you are a DIY homeowner or contractor. First-time users can expect perfect results as well. It will not overlap, run, or leave drip marks because it dives deep to replenish old and dry wood. It can also be applied to new wood and is loaded with trans-oxide pigments which provides much better coverage than other paraffinic stains. Even those who have never worked with wood before can achieve a beautiful finish with this easy-to-use product.

Product Includes

  • 5 – 2oz bottles of Woodrich Brand Timber Oil Stain
  • 5 colors – Warm Honey Gold, Brown Sugar, Amaretto, Western Cedar, and Signature Brown.
  • 1 – $15 off coupon on next purchase

Support

If you have questions or need help with your wood restoration project, you can count on Woodrich Brand to provide outstanding professional personalized support by calling us @ 636-288-8512 or emailing support@woodrichbrand.com as well. Also, you can visit our gallery or forum for tips, creative ideas, and support from the Woodrich Brand community.

  • You can apply the brightener right away after cleaning.  If there are puddles of water, try to broom those off before applying the brightener.  There is no maximum amount of time you can wait, as long as you apply the brightener at some point before you stain.  
  • Yes. Fence stain application temperature is important. You can apply Timber Oil as long as the temperature is above freezing. The stain will take longer to dry in colder temperatures. On the other hand, you need to apply Hardwood Wiping Stain when temperatures are above 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Yes. Using exterior wood stains or sealers is an excellent way in order to protect outdoor wood furniture.
  • You can use either a deep penetrating stain or a hardwood wiping stain on outdoor pressure-treated wood and pine furniture.
  • You can use either a deep penetrating wood stain or a hardwood wiping stain on outdoor wood furniture. The penetrating stain will finish more flat where the wiping stain will give the furniture a bit of luster. If your furniture is an exotic hardwood like Teak or Ipe, it is best to stick with the Hardwood Wiping Stain.
  • If the temperature is in the 70's its usually safe to walk across the deck with clean shoes after about 2 hours.  We don't recommend scheduling any dance parties for at least a day or two.  If the wood is in the full sun, that will help the stain dry a little quicker.  When the wood is in the shade, or the temperature is cooler, it can take longer for the stain to dry. To replace deck furniture before the wood is completely dry, you can use shoe coverings.  These slip on covers will prevent you from tracking dirt into the finish. Older wood that absorbs a lot more oil can also take longer to dry.
  • Absolutely! Woodrich Brand uses transparent oxide pigments. So mixing the colors together is extremely easy.  We offer sample color kits so that you can test our stock colors. You can also experiment with blends to find the perfect color tone for your project.
  • The sooner the better.  A new deck will begin to discolor in  as little as two weeks when  its exposed to the sun.  If pollen spores settle into the grain of the wood, they can become a food source for mold or mildew.  Staining and sealing the wood will help  protect it from the elements.  When protecting new wood for the first time it is usually best to clean and brighten the wood prior to applying any finish.
  • Use Mineral Spirits in order to clean up.

  • This stain is not a solid color but rather semi-transparent.