Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: How many square feet of wood will a quart of this stain -or- how many quarts do I need to whitewash all my kitchen cabinets?
Document: Trying to save money but wanting to give the kitchen a new look before the holidays.We ran pine planking horizonally on the walls and then used the stain.painted the cabinets a brown tone changed the handles found some pictures of old barns and WOW what a great look. The stain was wonderful you could still see the wood grain.It gave the room almost a formal country look . We love it.Stain was easy to use ,hardly any smell. Cleam up with water
Just what I ordered, wanted and needed. I do wood crafts and this stains the wood a transparent white providing accents where I need while allowing the beauty of the wood to show through.
I was looking for a way to give my bathroom a beach look without buying new cabinets. I sanded off the fronts of the cabinets and then used this and then added 2 coats of polyureathane. it looks fabulous. loved this product.
Pickling stain gives a pleasing light whitewash over tounge and groove pine. Two coats gives a little more color but still allows the grain to come through.
The color is gaded, and didnt look like the whitewash I thought I would get out of it. Then again, none of the color stains turn out quite right anyhow.
I love this product and was delighted to find it on Amazon. It is easy to brush on and created a beautiful finish: one coat will allow the grain of the wood to show a bit; two coats will create a white, opaque finish. I have used it on beadboard for a maintenance-free finish, much better than paint. Be sure to use Minwax Pre-Stain to seal the wood before using the Pickling Stain.
This is a great stain if you want a light color with bleed through from the wood grain. Multiple coats will hide more of the grain.
Mmhm... that's right... it's stain... for wood only... but you probably already know that... well, I'll let you get on with your day.
Next time I will try the wood conditioner first, but for sure this was great on unfinished good pine.
My purchase of this stain helped my husband complete a lovely bench for a doctor friend. He saw one of my husband's benches when he came for dinner with his wife. He asked for one just like it, but he wanted it in white. My husband said a stain was the only way to go. He put a dark wood seat on the bench to contrast with the white stain. It looked wonderful and the Doctor loved it.
Answer: yes