Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish
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Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish

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Storm System
Regular price
$99.99
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$99.99
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Storm System Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish can be tinted to achieve a wide variety of naturally beautiful hues for your exterior wood. Blended with a precise amount of pigment, this stain adds more colour to the wood than Storm System Toned Oil Finish, but still shows the natural grain and texture. It also has superior adhesion due to the stain's penetrating properties.

👍 We recommend Storm System Semi-Transparent Penetrating Oil Finish for exterior decks, porches, fences, and outdoor furniture.

*A digital stain swatch is a rough estimation of the colour. Colour may vary depending on texture, grain, colour, porosity and type of wood.

Product Advice

1 gallon of paint will cover ~400 sq ft. Whereas 1 quart of paint will cover ~100 sq ft. To get a rough estimate of how much paint you will need, run through these steps: 

1. Add together the length of each wall. 

2. Multiply the sum of the wall length by the height of the wall to find the total square footage of your room.

3. Subtract 20 square feet for each door and 10 square feet for each window.

4. Multiply that final room square footage number by 2 to get the total square footage for 2 coats of paint.

5. Divide the number by 400 (gallon = 400 sq ft) to determine the number of gallons you need to purchase for 2 coats of paint.