PINING is used to create an aged look for low tannin woods. It will create a light weathered gray on pine, poplar, spruce, etc. For higher tannin woods you will get deep saturated grays. Rather than staining wood, Weatherwood's PINING stain oxidizes it, as nature would. Now you can obtain the look of barn wood or drift wood. Colors are wood species dependent, so either experiment or use our color chart.

• PINING is excellent for Interiors and Exteriors. Suitable for hardwoods, soft woods, veneers, reclaimed wood and most tropical woods.

• INTERIOR should cabinets, millwork seal with Varnish. Floors, seal with Polyurethane.

• EXTERIOR use Weatherwood Exterior WaterProofer.

  UNIFORMITY: Because WW is based on the natural tannins within the wood itself, resulting wood coloration, darkness, and possibly hue will vary from board to board creating a beautiful and natural display. Test several planks of each species to decide on highs and lows.