How to Achieve Dark Even Finishes on Maple With Water Based Stain | General Finishes

Tired of blotchy finishes on Maple? Learn how to get a dark wood stain color on maple wood by using General Finishes Water Based Wood Stain. From GF University, https://GeneralFinishes.com.

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See how General Finishes Water Based Wood Stain meets the challenge of uniform and dark color absorption on difficult-to-stain wood species, such as pine, cherry, birch and maple without the need for a pre-stain conditioner. Christine Adams pits General Finishes's darkest water-based stain, Espresso, in a test against their darkest oil-based liquid stain, Spiced Walnut, on a maple cabinet door.
Gel Stain is another option that can be used for even color distribution and dark, rich hues. So you have a choice between oil-based and water-based stains.

Since 1928 https://GeneralFinishes.com has satisfied the manufacturing, woodworking and DIY/retail markets with high-quality wood finishes. And for 28 years General Finishes has devoted itself to engineering the best water-based stains and finishes available. Our dedication to this task has placed us as the leading manufacturer of innovative water-based finishes; we simply know water chemistry better than anyone else.