RECLAMATION REACTIVE STAIN – Weatherwood Stains

STAIN COLOR: RECLAMATION

Step 1: Create the Color

Reclamation develops various shades of gray based on wood species through controlled tannin oxidation. As a reactive stain, color results depend on the wood's natural tannin content and character. Final tone varies by wood species and application method.

Reclamation on various wood species

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BAMBOO - CARBONIZED

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BAMBOO - NATURAL

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BLUE OR BEATLE PINE

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DOUG FIR - FLAT GRAIN

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DOUG FIR - VERTICAL GRAIN

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OAK - STAIN WIPED BACK OFF

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ROUGH CUT CEDAR

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Reclamation Projects

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Technical Details

Part of the Weatherwood Finishing System

Step 1 — Create the Color
Step 2 — Refine with Maintenance Oil (optional tonal adjustment)
Step 3 — Protect with Architectural Topcoat

Performance Overview

Designed for consistent results across professional applications and production environments.

Water-based reactive formulation
Non-film forming
Develops color through tannin reaction rather than surface pigment
Compatible with Weatherwood architectural topcoats
Suitable for professional application and production environments

Application Methods

Wipe Application — lighter, more controlled aging
Spray Application — efficient, even coverage in production environments
Flood / Saturation — deeper tonal development and richer character
Multiple Coats — increased density and darker finish

Tone continues to develop during drying.

Compatible Substrates

Because Weatherwood reacts with natural tannins, final color will vary based on species density and composition. Sample testing is recommended prior to production or specification.

Suitable for use on:

Hardwoods
Softwoods
Veneers
Reclaimed lumber
Pressure-treated lumber
Most tannin-bearing species

Intended Use

For interior and exterior applications.

Protect the finish with Weatherwood Architectural Topcoats:

Weatherwood Varnish for cabinetry, millwork, and furniture.
Weatherwood Polyurethane for flooring and other high-traffic surfaces.
Weatherwood Exterior Waterproofer for all exterior applications.

Coverage

Available in Quart, Gallon, and 5-Gallon containers.

Quart — 100 sq ft
Gallon — 400 sq ft
5 Gallon — 2,000 sq ft