Retique It Liquid Wood - Light Wood Pint - Paint it then stain it - Stainable Wood Fiber Paint - Put a fresh coat of wood on it (16oz Light Wood)

I bought styrofoam crown molding that I wanted to stain. After applying a coat of Retique It Liquid Wood, the styrofoam stained beautifully. No one can tell that my crown molding isn’t real wood! This product saved me!

This stuff is amazing and magical. It can breathe new life into old or damaged wood surfaces. Easy to use and excellent results.

The product is easy to work with. I would recommend using a primer if you’re going from dark to light or if using wood filler on any portion of your project.

An old rocking chairIt was not the chair that was the problem it was the product. Horrible to mix, 1/2 the can was a very thin liquid & the bottom of the can was almost solid. I was not able to mix it I had my husband try and he mixed it with great difficulty but it remained very lumpy &Difficult to use and I will not be ordering it again ☹️

If you need to redo a piece of furniture or your front door. . . this is the product to use. No fuss, no sanding. . . just paint right over whatever piece you are working on. It feels like real wood once it dries. I have used this product on many pieces in my home and others cannot believe it is not real wood. If you are even thinking about using this product. . don't hesitate. If I can use it and make something look good anyone can.

I had to refinish my dining room table and found it had some imperfections on the top under the original finish. I used the Retique it before restaining and the result was excellent. I did get the lighter color and should have had the darker one but I was still able to stain the top with several coats of stain and get a good result.

Used several cans for my doors and it’s a great product if you lucky and don’t get some old can with paste looking paint that can’t be used. I would say it’s 50/50 on product quality. Probably old stock that sites out and can’t be mixed at all. Going to look for alternatives

Our wood front door was in desperate need of refinishing. We had resigned ourselves to just paint it, then we found Retique It.Just sanded down the door & painted a primer coat. Then we applied Retique It, which covered very well. After that, we then stained it with English Chestnut stain & applied 3 coats of polyurethane.The results were better than we expected. We wanted to keep the wood look & this product enabled us to do so. It worked exactly as described.