Aged Wood Accelerator Interior Finish, 1 Quart Container

Introducing the Varathane aged wood accelerator, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This innovative interior wood treatment is designed to create a beautiful aged look on all types of bare or untreated wood, replicating the natural aging process that occurs over time. Whether you are a woodworking enthusiast or a professional craftsman in Grass valley, the Varathane aged wood accelerator offers an easy and effective way to enhance the character and charm of your wood projects.

• Authentic aged appearance:Reacts naturally with the wood to replicate the aging process, giving your wood a unique, weathered look.
• Versatile application:Suitable for all types of bare or untreated wood, allowing you to transform a variety of wood surfaces.
• Low odor formula:Ensures a comfortable working environment, making it ideal for indoor use.
• Water-based for easy clean up:Simplifies the finishing process, allowing you to clean tools and spills with just water.
• Varied final look:The aging effect will vary depending on the wood type, providing a unique finish every time.

Imagine revitalizing old furniture, accent walls, or custom wood pieces in your home or workshop in Grass valley with a finish that looks naturally aged and full of character. The Varathane aged wood accelerator is perfect for DIY projects where you want to add rustic charm or antique appeal without the wait of natural aging. Professionals in Grass valley can also use this product to quickly achieve an authentic aged look on interior wood surfaces, enhancing the aesthetic value of their work.
In summary, the Varathane aged wood acceleratoris an essential product for anyone looking to create a timeless, aged wood appearance with ease. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it combines convenience, versatility, and a natural finish to help you bring your wood projects to life with a distinctive aged look.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.