General Finishes Gel Stains, New Pine

New Pine is a warm, light tone well suited to rustic and farmhouse pieces. See more wood stains & finishes.

Yes. Because gel stains are heavy-bodied and build on the surface rather than soaking deeply in, they help even out the patchy absorption common to softwoods like pine.

Yes, it is an oil-based gel stain that provides the deepest, richest colors of any oil-based stain available.

Gel wood stains are heavy-bodied and do not penetrate as deeply into the wood as liquid oil-based wipe-on stains do, offering more control and even color.

The Gel Stain line is widely used for upcycling and refinishing furniture and cabinets, and New Pine's warm tone fits country and farmhouse styling.

Its heavy body gives it the most "finishing feel" of all the General Finishes products, building color smoothly and predictably.

Adding a clear sealer increases durability. Browse topcoat finishes to protect the stained surface.

It is made by General Finishes, the company behind the popular Java Gel Stain used nationwide for furniture and cabinet makeovers.

Yes. New Pine is one color in the General Finishes Gel Stain family, the same line that made the Java color a social-media favorite.

Pair it with a topcoat finish for protection or add warmth with oils & waxes.