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Question: Is one able to use stain and top coat in a bedroom and be able to sleep in room with treated product, how bad is the odor and how long does it last?
Document: (Its easily sanded through, so if you don't like it you can try again. )The Bad.Is a shallow stain so it sits on top of the wood and doesn't penetrate deeply. (Its easily sanded through, so using anything courser than 220 grit with a light hand when using a random orbit sander will remove too much.
This is a beautiful red stain that gets darker as you add layers, being sure to let dry between each coat. I was very  pleased with the final result after 3 coats. I added one coat of topcoat and don't believe I need another. This was my first attempt and it was very easy to do. I used a sock to slather it on and a T-shirt to wipe it off. No sandpaper or steel wool was needed.
Then seal with gf polyacrylic  top coat.
This product is brilliant. Stains beautifully, evenly, and following the directions (or any of the myriad directions found on home-renovation blogs for the same product) was a snap. Everyone assumes I purchased my cabinets with the stain professionally done....no one knows I did it myself for under $30 total!
My wife convinced me to buy $100 worth of stain instead of investing in new cabinets so the project commenced. My general observations are that the more care you take, the better the end product. One of us is an accountant (and wanted new cabinets) and the other person in the project has a BFA from a fancy schmancy east coast university. I am giving you the accountants point of view... I prepped the cabinets for about 60 seconds with a sandpaper pad 200 grit.
I come from a background of working with many types of stains, mostly made by Minwax. That last Minwax stain I used was very easy to use and cleanup. This gel stain is a whole other animal. The stuff is goopy and thick, thicker than paint. It does NOT spread evenly and so, after 4 coats, my door had really light areas and really dark areas that did not match the graining on the wood. Also..this stuff does NOT penetrate the wood.
Used this product to stain bathroom vanities. Got the idea on Pinterest, and couldn't be more pleased. Easy to use and everyone that comes to my house asks how I turned my old blond oak cabinets into this rich looking cherry finish. I also used it on the stair banister. Great stuff.
I used this stain on a secondhand set of French provincial style furniture, and it is absolutely gorgeous! I applied with a foam brush and did not wipe the stain off between coats. It's as easy as painting, but this product levels out and does not show brush strokes as well as paint (just wipe it on in the direction of the grain of the wood). You also don't need to sand before you use it or between coats, and it will stick to fake laminated wood as well.
this product works so great, it makes my look like a professional. three coat are suggested. my door looks great.
I used it on a practice piece of wood and it went on very nice and dried quickly. Wasn't exactly the color I need so I didn't use it, but it is on my shelf and will use it at my first oppertunity. I recommend the product.
Answer: yes