The Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is specially formulated to protect and decorate interior wood. Its grey colour gives furniture, woodwork, beams, panelling and other wooden surfaces a modern, elegant finish while allowing the natural character of the wood to remain visible. Available in a matt or gloss finish, this wood stain lets you customise the final appearance to suit your interior: subtle and contemporary with the matt version, or brighter and more decorative with the gloss finish. With a coverage of approximately 10 m²/L, it can be applied in 1 to 3 coats depending on the wood and the desired intensity of the grey colour.
Benefits of Grey Wood Stain LGR500
Modern and decorative grey wood stain
Available in matt or gloss finish
Wood stain for interior wood
Protects and decorates wooden surfaces
Enhances the natural character and grain of the wood
Ideal for updating furniture, woodwork, beams and panelling
Apply 1 to 3 coats depending on the desired finish
Fast drying: 2 to 4 hours between coats
Fully dry in 24 hours
Excellent coverage: 1 L covers approximately 10 m²
Allows you to gradually build up the intensity of the grey colour
Matt finish for a subtle, contemporary appearance
Gloss finish for a brighter, more decorative result
How to Apply Grey Wood Stain LGR500
Preparing the Wood
Before applying Grey Wood Stain LGR500, make sure the wood is clean, dry and thoroughly free from dust.
Remove any old, damaged or incompatible finishes before application.
Sand the wood if necessary to obtain a smooth, even surface suitable for applying the wood stain.
After sanding, carefully remove all dust to ensure an even application and finish.
For old or dirty wood, thoroughly clean and prepare the surface before applying the stain.
Applying Grey Wood Stain LGR500
Stir the Grey Wood Stain LGR500 thoroughly before use to ensure an even distribution of the colour.
Apply the wood stain evenly in the direction of the wood grain.
Apply 1 to 3 coats depending on the type of wood, the desired grey intensity and the decorative finish required.
Work in small, continuous sections to minimise overlap marks.
Avoid applying excessively thick coats and always finish each application in the direction of the wood grain.
Stir the product regularly during application to maintain an even distribution of the grey pigments.
Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is designed for interior use only.
Drying Time
We recommend allowing the wood stain to dry for 2 to 4 hours between coats.
Before applying another coat, make sure the surface is sufficiently dry, clean and free from dust.
The product is fully dry after approximately 24 hours.
During this period, avoid unnecessary handling or contact with the treated surface to allow the finish to dry properly.
Matt or Gloss Grey Wood Stain: Which Finish Should You Choose?
Matt Grey Wood Stain: A Subtle, Contemporary Finish
The matt finish reduces reflections and gives the grey colour a more subtle appearance. Matt Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is particularly suitable for contemporary, natural, minimalist or industrial-style interiors. On furniture, beams or wood panelling, it provides a modern grey finish while retaining a soft and natural-looking appearance.
Gloss Grey Wood Stain: A Brighter Decorative Finish
The gloss finish reflects more light and gives the treated surface greater visual impact. Gloss Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is particularly suitable for decorative projects where you want to highlight both the wood and its new grey colour.
The final result naturally depends on the wood species, its porosity and its original colour. We therefore always recommend carrying out a test on a small, inconspicuous area before treating the entire surface.
How Many Coats of Grey Wood Stain Should You Apply?
Grey Wood Stain LGR500 can be applied in 1 to 3 coats. The number of coats required depends on the wood and the decorative result you want to achieve.
The first coat gives the wood its initial grey tone.
Additional coats gradually build up the finish and increase the visual intensity of the grey colour.
Allow 2 to 4 hours of drying time between coats.
Always assess the colour once the surface has dried before deciding whether to apply another coat.
The original colour and absorbency of the wood also play an important role. The same grey wood stain can produce different shades depending on whether it is applied to light wood, darker wood or a species with a particularly pronounced grain.
How to Maintain Wood Treated with Grey Wood Stain LGR500
Maintaining Stained Interior Wood
Regularly remove dust from treated surfaces using a soft cloth.
For more thorough cleaning, use a method compatible with the finish and avoid abrasive products that could scratch or dull the surface.
Renovating Grey-Stained Wood
When the finish begins to show signs of wear, thoroughly clean the surface before carrying out any renovation work.
Prepare the wood according to its condition, then reapply Grey Wood Stain LGR500 following the product application instructions.
For localised touch-ups, always carry out a test first, as the original wood colour and the number of existing coats can affect the final result.
Precautions Before and After Applying the Wood Stain
To achieve an even finish with Grey Wood Stain LGR500, follow these recommendations before, during and after application:
Do not apply to damp, dirty or inadequately prepared wood.
Stir the wood stain thoroughly before and during use to maintain an even colour.
Always carry out a test on an offcut or an inconspicuous area of the wood.
Take the natural colour and porosity of the wood into account when assessing the expected final result.
When treating a large surface, work methodically in continuous sections to minimise overlap marks.
Allow 2 to 4 hours of drying time between coats.
Allow 24 hours for complete drying after the final coat.
Do not immediately cover the treated wood.
Avoid unnecessary friction or handling while the finish is drying.
Important: Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is intended exclusively for interior use. It is not suitable for decking, exterior cladding, shutters, fences, garden buildings or other wooden structures exposed to the weather.
Professional Tips for Applying Grey Wood Stain LGR500
Always carry out a test first: the final grey colour depends on the wood species, porosity, grain and original colour. Always test Grey Wood Stain LGR500 on an offcut or inconspicuous area first.
Keep the colour consistent: stir the product thoroughly before starting and regularly during application to ensure an even distribution of the pigments.
Build up the grey colour gradually: as LGR500 can be applied in 1 to 3 coats, assess the result after each coat has dried before applying another.
Work with the wood grain: when treating panelling or woodwork, try to complete an entire board or section before moving on to the next one to minimise overlap marks.
Choose the right finish: select the matt version for a subtle and contemporary appearance, or the gloss version if you want a brighter, more decorative finish.
Why Choose Grey Wood Stain LGR500 for Interior Wood?
Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is particularly suitable for renovation and interior design projects where you want to modernise wooden surfaces without completely covering them with paint. Its grey colour gives furniture, beams, panelling and interior woodwork a contemporary appearance while allowing the natural character and grain of the wood to remain part of the final finish.
The choice between a matt or gloss finish also makes it easy to adapt the result to the style of the room. The matt finish creates a subtle appearance with minimal reflections, while the gloss finish provides more brightness and gives the treated surface greater visual impact.
With 1 to 3 coats, the grey colour can be gradually built up to achieve the desired intensity. Its coverage of approximately 10 m²/L and drying time of 2 to 4 hours between coats make it a practical solution for interior wood renovation and decorating projects.
Whether you want to give an old piece of furniture a new look, modernise exposed wooden beams or transform interior woodwork, Grey Wood Stain LGR500 provides a versatile decorative finish combining wood protection with a contemporary grey colour.
Grey Wood Stain or Grey Wood Paint: Which Should You Choose?
Grey wood paint is generally the preferred option when you want an opaque finish that completely covers the original colour and appearance of the wood. A grey wood stain works differently: it changes the colour of the wood while allowing more of its natural character and grain to remain visible.
Grey Wood Stain LGR500 is therefore particularly suitable for projects where you want the wood itself to remain visible and play an important role in the interior design. The final appearance naturally varies according to the wood species and its original colour, allowing you to achieve a unique and personalised finish.
