Sadolin Wood Stain

A tired-looking fence, garden shed or indoor woodwork? Wood stain can help update it and bring it back to life. When choosing your Sadolin wood stain, you need to think about the type and condition of the wood that you’re treating, as well as the finish and colour that you’re looking for. We always recommend checking the product’s preparation instructions too to make sure it’s suitable.

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FAQs

Can I paint over Sadolin wood stain?

Yes, you can paint over Sadolin wood stain, but you'll need to prepare the surface properly first. The exact approach depends on the type of Sadolin stain and whether you're using an interior or exterior paint.

How to apply Sadolin wood stain 

1. Prepare the wood and sand it to make sure it's smooth and even.
2. After sanding, brush or wipe away any dust and allow the surface to dry completely. 
3. Protect surrounding areas with covers to avoid getting any wood stain on them.
4. Stir the stain before and during application. 
5. Apply the first coat using a good-quality brush. Make sure your strokes are even, following the direction of the wood grain and avoiding heavy build-up or runs. 
6. Leave the first coat to dry for the recommended time. Drying times can vary depending on the product, temperature, humidity and the condition of the wood. 
7. Apply further coats as recommended on the product instructions. 

How to remove Sadolin wood stain 

It can be quite difficult to remove and usually involves sanding the wood to remove the existing finish. For stubborn surfaces, you can try using a suitable wood stain remover to help loosen the coating before scraping and sanding.

Is Sadolin wood stain oil-based?

Some Sadolin wood stains are oil-based, but not all. Different products have different formulations, so it’s best to double check the specific product you want.