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Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain and Protector, Honey Teak, 1 Quart

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Color: Honey Teak


Size: Quart


Features

  • WOOD PROTECTOR Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain provides 3-way oil protection for superior penetration. The unique blend of oils is an advanced-technology treatment designed to protect wood surfaces from extreme weather exposure like never before.
  • SUPERIOR PENETRATION Use this product as a wood sealer for your outdoor projects. The protector for wood penetrates deep into the dense, resin-rich woods for the ultimate protection and natural beauty.
  • RICH, NATURAL COLOR Better than deck paint or other products, Timber Oil deck stain accentuates natural wood depth and patina for beautiful results that last. Natural wood stain is available in 4 wood toned colors.
  • IDEAL FOR Use for outdoor furniture protection, as a deck stain or fence stain, and so much more. Its ideal for decks, siding, railings, and outdoor furniture.
  • CABOT STAIN Since 1877, Cabot has been a leader in wood care with easy-to-use prep products, long-lasting deck staining products, durable topcoats and more. At Cabot, we do wood care. And were here to help.

Description

Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain is a must-have for all your outdoor projects. Ideal as a wood protector for outdoor furniture, decks, siding, railings, and more, it provides 3-way oil protection for superior penetration. The unique blend of oils includes a precise blend of superb-grade linseed oil for maximum penetration, long-oil alkyds for durability and pure South American tung oil for color depth and water repellency. The result is an advanced-technology treatment designed to protect exotic wood surfaces like never before. Use as a natural wood stain, too. Available in 4 wood toned colors, it accentuates natural wood depth and patina for beautiful results that last. Since 1877, Cabot has been a leader in wood care with easy-to-use prep products, long-lasting deck staining products, durable topcoats and more. At Cabot, we do wood care. And we’re here to help.

Color: Honey Teak


Brand: Cabot


Surface Recommendation: Decks, Furniture, Railings


Material: Stain


Model Name: Australian Timber Oil


Color: ‎Honey Teak


Brand: ‎Cabot


Surface Recommendation: ‎Decks, Furniture, Railings


Material: ‎Stain


Model Name: ‎Australian Timber Oil


Size: ‎Quart


Coating Description: ‎Oil-based


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎4.25 x 4.25 x 4.75 inches


Finish Type: ‎Oil


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎interior


Liquid Volume: ‎32 Fluid Ounces


Paint Type: ‎Oil


Manufacturer: ‎Cabot


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎87


UPC: ‎080351434587


Part Number: ‎3458


Item Weight: ‎2.14 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎4.25 x 4.25 x 4.75 inches


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎140.0003458.005


Finish: ‎Oil


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Cabot 140.0003458.005 Australian Timber Oil, Translucent, Honey Teak - 1 quart


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Satisfaction Guaranteed


Date First Available: August 17, 2005


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