Retique It Liquid Wood - Dark Wood Quart - Paint it then stain it - Stainable Wood Fiber Paint - Put a fresh coat of wood on it (32oz Dark Wood)

Retique It is a patent pending, revolutionary new product which makes virtually any hard surface stainable without having to strip off the old finish. The surface will become like bare wood because Retique It contains real wood. When you apply Retique It to a surface you are actually applying a thin layer of wood which can be finished using any color stain. Retique It is water-based, biodegradable, and has virtually no VOC’s, with no offensive smell and less damage to our environment. Retique It can be applied using an inexpensive paint brush or paint sprayer by professionals and DIYer’s alike. Cleanup is as simple as using soap and water.Retique It allows you to skip the time-consuming step of stripping the old finish. The adhesion and absorption properties are excellent, which allows your stain to absorb like it would on an unfinished wood surface. After applying Retique It, you can use any manufacturer’s stain, paint or sealant to create the look and finish you want.Applications include:- Furniture- Drywall- Picture Frames- Cabinets- Doors- Cabinets- Fireplace Mantles- Hard Flooring- Wainscoting- Window Frames- Exterior Siding/Trim- Painted Surfaces, etc...Directions:1. Clean surface and allow to completely dry.2. Apply Retique It with a paint brush or paint sprayer using long even strokes. Allow up to 2 hours to dry. Use soap and water to clean up drips and spills.3. Apply stain or paint to obtain the desired finish.4. Apply a top coat, such as polyurethane to protect the finish.NOTE: Fill in any holes, divots or deep scratches with non-silicone filler before applying Retique It, if your project needs it.

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