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By "painted over", does this mean stained?

11 years ago
How was this Stikwood "painted over"? Does this mean that I can stain my own Stickwood with any color or stain to create even more impact?
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  • 11 years ago

    Thank you for answering! And I went to the Stickwood website; did I understand correctly that you (myself) would have to request the sealant be applied? (Do you know...? lol)


  • PRO
    11 years ago

    If the stikwood comes with a sealer already on it - then any stain you put on would not stick. However find out from the company if it comes sealed - and if it does, is it possible to sand it to apply a different color.

    My suggestion is that you can not go wrong if you apply a glaze, tinting it the color you want. If you need more help with this let me know.


  • 11 years ago

    Thank you for that, it means so much. I'm pretty excited about using Stikwood!

  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Hi Amber,


    We do not pre-seal our wood before we send it to you! This is an additional cost, that is $1 extra per/square foot. As they said above, we recommend testing a sample piece with your desired stain or color before doing it to the whole order.


    We hope this helps! Let us know if we can be of any other assistance.

  • PRO
    11 years ago

    Sorry this took me so long in getting back to you! I was out of town. Ok, so it does not have a sealer. What you can do is sand it lightly as you do not want to remove the texture from the wood. Pick a stain and test a little area to make sure it is the color you want. If you do not want a stain color you can use a glaze and color it any color you want. Always do a test to make sure of the color, If it is not the color you want you can re-sand the area and re-do the color. If any of this is confusing please contact me through our web-site and we can go over it in more detail.