DWILWater Based Wood Stain - Multiple Finishes, Fast Drying, Indoor and Outdoor Furniture, Wood Paneling, Cabinets and More, Low Odor ＆ Non-Toxic (8.5oz Teak)

This is my first time staining wood and I used the red cherry tint I believe. Now, I’m not experienced but I think this is great! I didn’t use a gloss (at least for now), I don’t really want a shine, so it is very matte. The color I expected is the color I got, too!

This stuff works. When you just want to dye your wood and not have it sealed this is a good product. Most of the stains available(Minwax etc.) have a sealer in them which then does not work well when you need to spray a clear poly urethane on them. This one is just stain. Perfect for my application.

Excellent product, well satisfied with delivery and quality, will buy again!

Left on for 10 mins as instructed but stain did not come off. I scrubbed for 30 mins but still left marks and had to throw wooden containers away. Also way too to red and not the color of the image.

This stuff is great. I used it to stain a bare stool and it turned out perfect. I am by no means skilled at staining and it was very easy for me to use. I did make a bit of a mess but it was my fault for not wearing gloves. It covered very nicely and the finished product looks even.

I had a few issues with this product. To be fair, this was my first attempt at using a water based stain. I wanted to switch from oil based stains for ease of cleanup and lack of odor. On the good side, it is easy to clean up with soap and water, and a little goes a long way. However, even when using a grain filler and wood conditioner (both water based as well), it still came out blotchy. Also, it dries way too fast. With oil based stains, I would apply the coat, wait 5-15 minutes (depending on how dark I wanted the finish), and wipe off the excess, repeating as needed until I got the desired effect. With this, waiting two minutes to wipe off the excess was too long to wait, as it was already dry (this was on white pine btw). When I went to apply a second coat, the stain got very gummy and even more blotchy. I had to sand it off and reapply several times to get what I wanted. And yes, before anyone says anything, I did follow the instructions on the bottle (at first anyway). Lastly, the color I chose was Dark Oak, which was pictured in the ad as a darker brown. When applied, the stain looked more like cherry or mahogany with redder under tones. My advice is if you want to buy it, go ahead. Just be mindful of what I said and practice on scrap (a lot) before using it on a real project.

Lovely color

Got a chance to use it worked really well