Varathane Wood Stains and Polyurethanes

TRUE COLOR.

ONE COAT.

ULTIMATE FINISH.

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TRUE COLOR.

ONE COAT.

ULTIMATE FINISH.

DON'T JUST FINISH IT.
VARATHANE IT.

NATHAN WEINS

Artist and proprietor of Chapel Arts in Vancouver, he’s best known as a craftsman of custom wood furniture pieces found in the homes and businesses around the world.

RODNEY MCFALLS

Design in North Carolina, he brings 35 years of experience in the furniture, cabinetry and finish design industry.

MEET NATHAN WIENS

Starting as an apprentice at 14 and owning his own shop at 18, Nathan feels his job is to bring the personality out of every piece of wood he encounters. And Varathane makes for the perfect partner.

Tips: More for Your Money

Nathan explains how to keep an eye out for less expensive and overlooked soft woods. And how Varathane stains can bring out the character in every unique piece.

Tips: A Faster Finish

Fast and efficient is important in Nathan’s projects. Discover why he relies on Varathane stains when time is of the essence.

Tips: Finishing Big Surfaces

Nathan shares a few tricks when it comes to staining large surfaces. Find out why he believes Varathane is the perfect stain to bring any size project to life.

MEET Rodney McFalls

Every antique piece has a story to tell. Rodney McFalls trusts Varathane stains to bring out those individual stories and enhance the high-end finish that he’s after.

How-To Refinish a Dresser

Rodney demonstrates how to take an old piece of furniture and transform it into something new, rewarding and trendy.

STEP BY STEP

PRODUCT LIST

Varathane Carbon Gray
Varathane Antique White
Varathane Triple Thick Polyurethane

Tips: Refinishing Without Stripping

Rodney shares a quick tip on how to utilize an existing finish without stripping.

Tips: Easily Matching Existing Finishes

Varathane makes it easy to match an existing stain to another piece of furniture. Rodney shows us how.

Tips: Marbling Made Easy

I don’t think this is about perfecting, as much as it is about adding a different, yet classic look, to an existing piece easily. Rodney shows us how to make this an easy task with Varathane.