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General Finishes Water Based Dye Stain, Cinnamon

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$21.1 $28.9 In stock

Category: Finishing Stains & Finishes

Water-based Dye Stains penetrate deep into the wood to beautifully magnify the grain. They will provide your project with more depth and color vibrancy than any other wood stain. This product is excellent for highly figured woods like mahogany, walnut or maple. Dye stains can also be used as a toner when mixed with Water Based Topcoats.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard H. ★★★★★

The depth this dye stain gives to oak is unreal—the grain just pops with a warm, rich cinnamon tone that I couldn't get from oil-based stains. It dries fast enough that I had the second coat on within the hour, and the color stayed vibrant after the topcoat.

Steven K. ★★★★★

The color payoff on pine was incredible—just one coat and the grain popped like I'd used a much fussier oil-based product. It dried fast enough that I could finish the whole dresser in an afternoon without any tacky spots.

Sofia Q. ★★★★★

I was honestly surprised how much depth this stain gives even on a first pass—the color really pops without needing multiple coats. Worked it into some maple and the grain definition came out way better than my old oil-based stuff.