OK so I'm looking at various wood stains; cedar, maple etc.
I see Tint Base? :?
So is this a stain that I add stain to or what? :?
Can it be used as is? :?
I suppose I should ask the sales assistant. :doh:
be nice :-
thanks skeg
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OK so I'm looking at various wood stains; cedar, maple etc.
I see Tint Base? :?
So is this a stain that I add stain to or what? :?
Can it be used as is? :?
I suppose I should ask the sales assistant. :doh:
be nice :-
thanks skeg
Sorry for the “thanks for the pictures” fat fingers.
What brand was the “tint base”
Cabot's Interior Stain Water Based Tint Base 1L - Inspirations Paint StoreQuote:
Originally Posted by Lappa
Found the answer thanks :wink:
Wood Stain comes in two tint bases—Clear Tint Base and White Tint Base—that are used to make 40 different stain colors. A tint base is brought to the paint counter at the hardware store for color mixing, similar to the way paint is mixed.