Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains: Transform Ordinary Wood into Luxury Timber
You don’t need expensive exotic timber to get a luxurious finish. Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains allows you to transform affordable wood like Pine or Rubberwood into the rich elegance of Teak, Walnut, or Mahogany. These high-performance, concentrated wood tints are designed to penetrate deep into the wood grain, enhancing its natural pattern while adding vibrant, transparent color.
Unlike opaque paints that hide the grain, Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains celebrates it. Whether you are matching new furniture to old décor or giving a fresh look to a faded door, these stains provide exceptional clarity and depth. They are chemically compatible with all major clear coat systems, including NC (Nitrocellulose), Melamine, and PU, ensuring a seamless and durable finish for your interior woodwork.
Why Choose Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains?
Achieving the perfect color tone is an art. Here is why professionals prefer Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains for furniture finishing:
- Superior Transparency: The high-quality pigments dissolve completely, ensuring the stain remains see-through. This keeps the wood looking “alive” rather than painted or muddy.
- Versatile Compatibility: It works as a universal stainer for wood finishes. You can apply it directly to bare wood or mix it into the sealer/varnish for tinting.
- Rich Color Palette: Available in classic shades like Teak, Walnut, Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, and Charcoal to match any interior design theme.
Key Features
- Deep Penetration: Soaks into the wood fibers to provide a lasting color that doesn’t chip off like surface paint.
- Grain Enhancement: Specifically formulated to highlight the contrast between the hard and soft grain of the wood.
- Easy Application: Can be applied by wiping with a cotton rag (for control) or spraying (for uniformity).
- Uniform Tone: Spreads evenly without blotching, which is a common issue with local stains.
- Interior Durability: Resists fading indoors, keeping your furniture looking rich for years.
Recommended Application Areas
These wood tints are ideal for:
- Furniture: Giving a Walnut or Rosewood look to beds, chairs, and dining tables.
- Doors & Windows: Matching new joinery to existing wooden elements.
- Staircases: Adding depth and character to wooden railings and steps.
- Veneers: Correcting shade variations in natural veneer sheets.
Technical Specifications: Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Asian Paints |
| Product | WoodTech Wood Stains |
| Type | Solvent-Based Dye Solution |
| Popular Shades | Walnut, Teak, Rosewood, Oak, Mahogany, Red Brown |
| Application Method | Ragging (Wiping) or Spraying |
| Drying Time | 15-30 Minutes |
| Compatibility | NC, Melamine, PU, Polyester |
| Shelf Life | 24 Months |
How to Apply Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains
Staining requires technique to avoid blotches. Follow this process:
- Surface Preparation: Sand the raw wood with 180-grit sandpaper. It must be perfectly clean and dry.
- Direct Application (Staining): Apply Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains directly onto the bare wood using a lint-free cotton cloth or spray gun. Wipe off excess immediately to control the darkness. Read tips on applying wood stain evenly.
- Tinting Method: Alternatively, mix the stain (up to 5-10%) into your NC Sanding Sealer or varnish to create a toner coat. This is safer for avoiding blotches on softwoods.
- Sealing: Allow the stain to dry for 30 minutes. Seal it immediately with a sanding sealer to lock in the color before applying the topcoat.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I mix this with water?
A: No. Asian Paints WoodTech Wood Stains are solvent-based. They can be diluted with NC Thinner or WoodTech Thinner, but never water.
Q: Is this suitable for exterior wood?
A: Interior stains may fade in direct sunlight. For exteriors, use UV-resistant products like WoodTech PU Palette Exterior which has built-in color protection.
Q: Can I apply it over old varnish?
A: No. Stain must penetrate the wood pores. You must sand the wood down to the raw grain before applying stain.








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