General Finishes Water Based Pigmented Stain, Whitewash
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General Finishes Water Based Wood Stains are formulated to provide workability similar to oil-based stains. They spread easily, can be repaired, blend effortlessly and have plenty of open time. The thicker formula of these wood stains allows for controlled penetration, and their high-quality pigments produce rich, dark, uniform colors on hard-to-stain woods like maple and pine. Low odor, low VOC, water cleanup and noncombustible.
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Heath W. Verified Customer 
04-19-25
I realized as soon as I placed my order that I had my work address instead on home, and emailed customer service. I was told it was too late to correct the address since the order was in process. However, it didn't ship until the next day, so I don't feel anyone tried very hard to help me change the address on my order.
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Stu F. Verified Customer 04-18-25
I went to the site knowing they stocked what I was looking for. I easily located the product. From there on out the experience was pretty standard online shopping. Product shipped and was delivered promptly.
Reason this customer chose these productsI own other Narex tools and they are of good quality. There are not many hand stitched rasps that are not prohibitively expensive.
Slavko A. Verified Customer 04-16-25
Great selection and value of your products.
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Reason this customer chose these productsThank you for the feedback, Slavko! We’re glad to hear you had such a positive shopping experience. We hope to see you back soon!
I wasn’t aware that I needed a certain set up to use on your in lay patterns. It made a world of difference.
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