صبغة خشب فاخرة سريعة الجفاف من راست أوليوم فاراثان لون خشب أبنوسي (Ebony)

Stir the stain well, then apply a thin, even coat along the wood grain using a brush, foam brush, or clean rag. If you want a deeper color, apply a second coat after the first coat dries to the touch (about 1 hour). If you plan to topcoat, polyurethane can be applied within 1 hour of staining.

It's formulated for interior wood surfaces and is suitable for furniture, cabinets, doors, trim, paneling, and other interior wood projects.

Up to approximately 70 square feet, depending on wood porosity and how thickly you apply the stain.

Yes. You can apply polyurethane within about 1 hour of staining, helping you finish the project in fewer steps. If you wait longer, ensure the stain has fully dried before topcoating.

This product is designed to color and seal interior wood; typically you do not need a separate primer. Apply directly to clean, prepared wood for best results.

Work in a well-ventilated area, wear protective gloves and eye protection, and keep away from flames or sparks. Clean brushes and tools with mineral spirits and dispose of rags safely due to flammability.

Sand the wood to a smooth finish, remove all dust, and ensure the surface is clean and dry. For previously finished surfaces, scuff-sand to promote adhesion before applying the stain.

Clean tools with mineral spirits while the stain is still workable. After use, reseal the can, store upright in a cool, dry place, and dispose of used rags per local regulations due to flammability.

Ebony provides a dark, rich finish that emphasizes depth and contrast. If you want a lighter or more wood-grain-forward look, compare with these other Farathane colors on Fepy: Early American (https://fepy.com/product/rust-oleum-varathane-premium-fast-dry-wood-stain-early-american), Natural (https://fepy.com/product/rust-oleum-varathane-premium-fast-dry-wood-stain-natural), and Classic Oak (https://fepy.com/product/rust-oleum-varathane-premium-fast-dry-wood-stain-classic-oak). Early American will yield a warmer amber tone, Natural highlights more grain with a lighter base, and Classic Oak offers a lighter, golden-brown appearance.

Yes. Its fast-drying formula, one-coat color enhancement, and compatibility with quick topcoats make it convenient for hobbyists and professionals working on interior wood projects.