REAL WOOD PLANKS - MATCHING STAIN
Get acquainted with the key considerations for incorporating Real Wood Ceiling & Wall Planks into your interior. The FAQs below offer practical information about design planning, choosing plank and finish options, ordering materials, preparing for installation, and caring for the completed project. If you have a question that is not covered, call (800) 396-6410, contact our team through the Contact Form, or request additional information by Email.
Can Matching Stain be used on trim next to prefinished wood planks?
Yes. Matching Stain is specifically intended for coordinating adjacent wood moldings and trim with prefinished real wood ceiling and wall planks. This helps surrounding finish carpentry blend more naturally with the selected plank color.
Can Matching Stain be used for touch-ups on prefinished real wood planks?
Yes. Touch-up work is one of the intended uses for Matching Stain. It can help restore color where small areas need attention while keeping the repair coordinated with the prefinished plank color.
Is Matching Stain intended to refinish an entire plank installation?
No. Matching Stain is intended for touch-ups and for coordinating adjacent moldings and trim with prefinished real wood planks. It is not described as a complete refinishing system for changing the finish across an entire installed ceiling or wall.
Is Matching Stain sold by the quart?
Yes. Matching Stain is sold in quart units. This provides stain for project touch-ups or for coordinating adjacent wood molding and trim with prefinished real wood planks.
Can Matching Stain help coordinate unfinished molding with prefinished planks?
Yes. Matching Stain can be applied to compatible unfinished wood molding or trim when the goal is to coordinate those pieces with prefinished real wood planks. Because different woods can absorb stain differently, testing the stain on a scrap or inconspicuous area first is a sensible step before finishing visible trim.