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SKU: 117-105  |  MPN: B536-L Pint

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What look does Whitewash stain give?

Whitewash produces a soft white, lightened finish that lets the wood grain show through for a coastal or farmhouse look. Browse more wood stains & finishes.

Is this stain water-based?

Yes, it is a water-based pigmented stain with workability similar to oil-based stains and easy water cleanup.

Will Whitewash apply evenly on maple and pine?

Yes. The high-quality pigments and thicker formula are designed to produce rich, uniform color on hard-to-stain woods like maple and pine.

Can I clean up with just water?

Yes. Cleanup is soap and water, and the stain is low odor, low VOC, and noncombustible.

Can I blend Whitewash to lighten or adjust the tone?

Yes. The water-based stains blend effortlessly, so you can mix or layer colors to fine-tune the final look.

How do I keep the color even?

The thicker formula gives controlled penetration, and the long open time lets you keep a wet edge to avoid lap marks and patchy color.

Should I apply a topcoat over Whitewash?

Yes, a clear topcoat is recommended to protect the finish. See our topcoat finishes.

Can mistakes be repaired?

Yes. The stain can be repaired and re-blended, making touch-ups easy without stripping the project.

What applicators should I use?

Apply with a brush, pad, or cloth, working with the grain. Find applicators in our finishing supplies.

Who makes this stain?

It is made by General Finishes. Explore related oils & waxes for more finishing options.