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Furniture Essentials

Veneers

Staining and Finishing Veneer

Since veneer is real wood, it will accept stains and finishes much like solid wood. The

choices of stains and finishes are many and each combination can yield a different

outcome. Depending on the desired design of the product, some stains are hand applied,

some are sprayed and some are sprayed and then wiped. The majority of stains used

within our brands are solvent based, however, some of the stains are water based.

Typically, burls are not stained. The natural colors and patterns in the burls are usually so

beautiful that applying a stain would be considered a travesty.

Care

To ensure customers fully enjoy their purchase for many years to come, remember to

review the care instructions with them at the time of purchase. In addition to the enclosed

product information, you should share the following points.

Dust wood veneer regularly with a dry, soft cloth to keep it looking its best. Dust

is abrasive. Left untreated it causes tiny scratches that dull the appearance of your

furniture.

We recommend that the customer avoid using wax or oil-based polishes to prevent

buildup.