Minwax Wood Finish in Early American (230) in an aerosol spray can delivers the color of traditional Minwax Wood Finish, the classic oil-based penetrating stain, without a brush. It is semi-transparent, enhances the natural wood grain, and is color matched to the standard Wood Finish line so results match the can stain you know. Use it on interior bare or stripped wood: unfinished furniture, doors, trim, molding and other hard-to-reach surfaces.
Highlights
- Oil-based penetrating stain in a convenient spray
- Penetrates the wood within 5 to 15 minutes of application
- Ideal for unfinished furniture, doors, trim, molding and detailed pieces
- Add another coat after 4 to 6 hours for a richer color
Specifications
| Color |
Early American 230 |
| Size |
11.5 oz aerosol can |
| Type |
Oil-based penetrating wood stain, semi-transparent, interior |
| Use on |
Bare or stripped interior wood |
| Penetration time |
5-15 minutes, then wipe off excess |
| Recoat |
4-6 hours for a deeper color |
| Manufacturer part # |
32300 |
How to apply
- Remove all old finish, sand with the grain and remove the dust. On soft or porous woods such as pine, a pre-stain wood conditioner helps reduce blotching.
- Test the color on a hidden spot. Follow the can label for shaking and spray distance, and spray in even, overlapping passes in a well-ventilated area.
- Let it penetrate 5-15 minutes, then wipe off the excess with a clean cloth along the grain. For a darker color, apply another coat after 4-6 hours.
- Protect the stained wood with a clear topcoat, such as a Minwax polyurethane or Polycrylic, once the stain is dry.
Good to know
For interior wood only. Rags soaked with oil-based stain can catch fire on their own: place them in a sealed, water-filled metal container and dispose of them under local fire rules. Read the can label and use adequate ventilation.
Shop related
Also in spray: Red Mahogany 225. See all Minwax stains and finishes and the Minwax guide, compare wood stains and gel stains, pick a clear coat from topcoats and clear finishes, or plan the job with the furniture refinishing project cart.