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    Pentox® Wood Stain Product - is available in thirteen ready to use colors; - contains: • SOLARGUARD® for UV protection; • RAINSEAL® for moisture repellancy; Pentox® Wood Stain The color of stained wood may vary. It may vary across one piece of wood as well as between pieces. Color variation is one of the main ways by which we can distinguish real wood from wood imitations. As per Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure, the color variations in wood stained with PENTOX Wood Stain are due to a number of factors. Aside from the color of the stain applied to the wood, and the amount of stain applied, the finished color of wood may vary depending on the underlying colors of the wood, and the variation in the wood’s acceptance of the Pentox® stain. The color of the wood surface being stained will have a greater to lesser effect on the resultant finished appearance, depending on the intensity of the wood hues relative to the stain hue; and on the opacity of the stain application (finish opacity increases with amount of Pentox® wood stain applied). Wood will accept the Pentox® stain to varying degrees, depending on the density of the wood, the distribution of moisture within the wood, and the porosity of the wood surface. Please read the Pentox® wood stain label and the Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure for a better understanding of how to use Pentox® Wood Stain to retain and enhance some of the natural variations in color that are part of real wood.

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    Pentox® Wood Stain Product - is available in thirteen ready to use colors; - contains: • SOLARGUARD® for UV protection; • RAINSEAL® for moisture repellancy; Pentox® Wood Stain The color of stained wood may vary. It may vary across one piece of wood as well as between pieces. Color variation is one of the main ways by which we can distinguish real wood from wood imitations. As per Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure, the color variations in wood stained with PENTOX Wood Stain are due to a number of factors. Aside from the color of the stain applied to the wood, and the amount of stain applied, the finished color of wood may vary depending on the underlying colors of the wood, and the variation in the wood’s acceptance of the Pentox® stain. The color of the wood surface being stained will have a greater to lesser effect on the resultant finished appearance, depending on the intensity of the wood hues relative to the stain hue; and on the opacity of the stain application (finish opacity increases with amount of Pentox® wood stain applied). Wood will accept the Pentox® stain to varying degrees, depending on the density of the wood, the distribution of moisture within the wood, and the porosity of the wood surface. Please read the Pentox® wood stain label and the Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure for a better understanding of how to use Pentox® Wood Stain to retain and enhance some of the natural variations in color that are part of real wood.

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    Pentox® Wood Stain Product

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    Pentox® Wood Stain Product - is available in thirteen ready to use colors; - contains: • SOLARGUARD® for UV protection; • RAINSEAL® for moisture repellancy; Pentox® Wood Stain The color of stained wood may vary. It may vary across one piece of wood as well as between pieces. Color variation is one of the main ways by which we can distinguish real wood from wood imitations. As per Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure, the color variations in wood stained with PENTOX Wood Stain are due to a number of factors. Aside from the color of the stain applied to the wood, and the amount of stain applied, the finished color of wood may vary depending on the underlying colors of the wood, and the variation in the wood’s acceptance of the Pentox® stain. The color of the wood surface being stained will have a greater to lesser effect on the resultant finished appearance, depending on the intensity of the wood hues relative to the stain hue; and on the opacity of the stain application (finish opacity increases with amount of Pentox® wood stain applied). Wood will accept the Pentox® stain to varying degrees, depending on the density of the wood, the distribution of moisture within the wood, and the porosity of the wood surface. Please read the Pentox® wood stain label and the Pentox® Wood Stain Brochure for a better understanding of how to use Pentox® Wood Stain to retain and enhance some of the natural variations in color that are part of real wood.

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    Choose Osmose and Pentox Wood Preservatives and Wood Stains to Products Guide Distributors Buy-it keep your

    wood in sound condition.

    Pentox Wood Stain Product, for vertical and or horizontal wood Pentox Wood Preservatives and Wood Stains since 1936 Osmose and surfaces. Fence and deck stain.

    Pentox Wood Stain Product - is available in thirteen ready to use colors; - contains: SOLARGUARD for UV protection; RAINSEAL for moisture repellancy;

    Due to monitor differences and dpi limitations, color representation is approximate.

    Pentox Wood Stain The color of stained wood may vary. It may vary across one piece

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    of wood as well as between pieces. Color variation is one of the main ways by which we can distinguish real wood from wood imitations.

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    As per Pentox Wood Stain Brochure, the color variations in wood stained with PENTOX Wood Stain are due to a number of factors. Aside from the color of the stain applied to the wood, and the amount of stain applied, the finished color of wood may vary depending on the underlying colors of the wood, and the variation in the woods acceptance of the Pentox stain. The color of the wood surface being stained will have a greater to lesser effect on the resultant finished appearance, depending on the intensity of the wood hues relative to the stain hue; and on the

    Maple 2213

    Oak 2207

    Cedar 2200

    Driftwood 2201

    opacity of the stain application (finish opacity increases with amount of Pentox wood stain applied).

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    Wood will accept the Pentox stain to varying degrees, depending on the density of the wood, the distribution of moisture within the wood, and the porosity of the wood surface. Please read the Pentox wood stain label and the Pentox Wood

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    Stain Brochure for a better understanding of how to use Pentox Wood Stain to retain and enhance some of the natural variations in color that are part of real wood.

    Cactus 2211

    Sandalwood 2201

    Ebony 2209

    Mahogany 2206
    Osmose-Pentox Inc. 1999-2011. All rights reserved. Made in Canada.

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