Stains
Material
Wood
Stains, sealers, primers, topcoats, oils, and additives for furniture and joinery.
Furniture, doors, windows, stairs, and interior components
Stain or color first, sealer where needed, primer for build, then the working topcoat by gloss and durability.
Sealers
Primers
Topcoats
Typical objects
These typical objects show where this material family is most often used in real work.
Furniture fronts
Door leaves
Stair elements
Veneer and MDF
How the system is assembled
After choosing the material, narrow the system by subgroup, effect, base, drying mode, and application parameters.
Subgroup
Define whether the need is color, primer, sealer, base, or the working finish.
Effect and gloss
Fix the visual result first: clear, matte, satin, gloss, or decorative.
Base and binder
Refine the water- or solvent-based logic and the chemistry of the system.
Application and drying
Check how the material will be applied and which drying cycle it should run through.
Main product groups
Stains
Sealers
Primers
Topcoats
Effects
Additives
Solvents
Water-based oils
Tinting system
Selection logic
Stain or color first, sealer where needed, primer for build, then the working topcoat by gloss and durability.
Next step
Move into the catalog with the material already selected and refine by effect, gloss, base, drying, and application method.