Armstrong Clark Hardwood Ipe Stain 1 Gallon
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Ipe Stain 1 Gallon
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Ipe Stain 1 Gallon

Armstrong Clark Hardwood/Ipe Stain 1 Gallon

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Armstrong-Clark's stain offers the long lasting life on exotic hardwoods. Note: There are not two different versions of Amber and Mahogany Colors. Same version and they can be used on all wood types, but these colors were designed for exotic wood like Ipe and Mahogany.

Tested by professionals, Armstrong Clark outperforms all other brands on exotic wood such as:

  • IPE
  • Mahogany
  • Cumaru
  • Tigerwood
  • All Brazilian Exotic Woods

Key Features of Armstrong Clark Hardwood Stain:

  • Application can be done in direct sunlight and on hot days.
  • Applies easily by roller, brush, or airless sprayer. During spraying - going back over with a brush or roller will help give a more even appearance. After 24 hours any remaining puddles or glossy spots can be removed using a dry rag.
  • Older wood is reconditioned by deep penetrating nondrying oils.
  • Drying oils lock in the conditioning oils while pigments and water repellents lock out moisture and UV damage.
  • Armstrong wood stain is compliant with all environmental standards.
  • Does not contain any offensive odors.

Amrstrong Clark Hardwood Colors

Coverage Area for Exotic Hardwoods:

Armstrong-Clark Deck and Siding Stain applies at 300-400 sq ft per gallon. Depending on wood porosity, actual coverage will vary.

Important

 *We do not guarantee stain colors as they will vary widely depending on the wood type, age of wood, prepping of wood, and application. Small samples are available at top

 

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Thursday, 22 June 2017

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Colors are the top rated VOC compliant penetrating oil based stain for exterior exotic hardwoods. Allowed in all US States and Canada!

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    Armstrong · 04/24/2017
    Bill1:
    How long does the Hardwood/Ipe stain need to dry before rain?

    4 hours.
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    Armstrong · 04/24/2017
    Bill1:
    How long does the Hardwood/Ipe stain need to dry before rain?

    4 hours.
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    Bill1 · 04/24/2017
    How long does the Hardwood/Ipe stain need to dry before rain?
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    Bill1 · 04/24/2017
    How long does the Hardwood/Ipe stain need to dry before rain?
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    Armstrong · 04/10/2017
    Joe Steffler:
    Hi,

    Our deck has been stained with the Amber deck stain. I'm assuming ipe but I don't see this on the can anywhere. The deck has a ton of dirt accumulated on it in just 1 year. It seems that the stain collects the dirt. I would like to recoat the deck this year but I would like to get your opinion on how to clean it before doing so? Would a standard deck cleaner work without causing any issues to the existing coat on the deck? I would like to place an order within the next couple of days.

    Since it is IPE and has to be done every year, it is best to use a deck cleaner like the Restore A Deck Kit for the prep. It does not matter if the current coating is removed and is encouraged when reapply to IPE wood.
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    Armstrong · 04/10/2017
    Joe Steffler:
    Hi,

    Our deck has been stained with the Amber deck stain. I'm assuming ipe but I don't see this on the can anywhere. The deck has a ton of dirt accumulated on it in just 1 year. It seems that the stain collects the dirt. I would like to recoat the deck this year but I would like to get your opinion on how to clean it before doing so? Would a standard deck cleaner work without causing any issues to the existing coat on the deck? I would like to place an order within the next couple of days.

    Since it is IPE and has to be done every year, it is best to use a deck cleaner like the Restore A Deck Kit for the prep. It does not matter if the current coating is removed and is encouraged when reapply to IPE wood.
  • We will reply to your comment shortly
    Joe Steffler · 04/09/2017
    Hi,

    Our deck has been stained with the Amber deck stain. I'm assuming ipe but I don't see this on the can anywhere. The deck has a ton of dirt accumulated on it in just 1 year. It seems that the stain collects the dirt. I would like to recoat the deck this year but I would like to get your opinion on how to clean it before doing so? Would a standard deck cleaner work without causing any issues to the existing coat on the deck? I would like to place an order within the next couple of days.
  • We will reply to your comment shortly
    Joe Steffler · 04/09/2017
    Hi,

    Our deck has been stained with the Amber deck stain. I'm assuming ipe but I don't see this on the can anywhere. The deck has a ton of dirt accumulated on it in just 1 year. It seems that the stain collects the dirt. I would like to recoat the deck this year but I would like to get your opinion on how to clean it before doing so? Would a standard deck cleaner work without causing any issues to the existing coat on the deck? I would like to place an order within the next couple of days.
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    Administrator · 06/12/2016
    Raymond Danner:
    Would this be the proper stain to coat new tongue and groove 1x4" covered front porch, would you recommend coating all sides before installation?
    The product we have is Blue Star 100% certified Malaysian Hardwood tongue and groove 1x4" x8' boards, we are replacing existing mahogany tongue and groove floor on the porch

    Just the exposed wood needs to be stained. Install, wait a month, prep with the Restore A deck Kit, and apply one coat only.
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    Administrator · 06/12/2016
    Raymond Danner:
    Would this be the proper stain to coat new tongue and groove 1x4" covered front porch, would you recommend coating all sides before installation?
    The product we have is Blue Star 100% certified Malaysian Hardwood tongue and groove 1x4" x8' boards, we are replacing existing mahogany tongue and groove floor on the porch

    Just the exposed wood needs to be stained. Install, wait a month, prep with the Restore A deck Kit, and apply one coat only.
  • We will reply to your comment shortly
    Raymond Danner · 06/12/2016
    Would this be the proper stain to coat new tongue and groove 1x4" covered front porch, would you recommend coating all sides before installation?
    The product we have is Blue Star 100% certified Malaysian Hardwood tongue and groove 1x4" x8' boards, we are replacing existing mahogany tongue and groove floor on the porch
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    Raymond Danner · 06/12/2016
    Would this be the proper stain to coat new tongue and groove 1x4" covered front porch, would you recommend coating all sides before installation?
    The product we have is Blue Star 100% certified Malaysian Hardwood tongue and groove 1x4" x8' boards, we are replacing existing mahogany tongue and groove floor on the porch
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    Administrator · 09/04/2015
    Richard D Franklin:
    Is the AC Hardwood/IPE stain suitable for southern pine (ACQ) decking?
    What would be the coverage/gallon on new PT pine, after aging?

    The IPE/Hardwood colors can be used on all wood types and are offered. The color samples on our site though are on IPE for the Mahogany and that color will not look like the picture on pine. Best to get samples to test prior to ordering. Coverage is about 200 sq. feet per gallon.
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    Administrator · 09/04/2015
    Richard D Franklin:
    Is the AC Hardwood/IPE stain suitable for southern pine (ACQ) decking?
    What would be the coverage/gallon on new PT pine, after aging?

    The IPE/Hardwood colors can be used on all wood types and are offered. The color samples on our site though are on IPE for the Mahogany and that color will not look like the picture on pine. Best to get samples to test prior to ordering. Coverage is about 200 sq. feet per gallon.
  • We will reply to your comment shortly
    Richard D Franklin · 09/03/2015
    Is the AC Hardwood/IPE stain suitable for southern pine (ACQ) decking?
    What would be the coverage/gallon on new PT pine, after aging?
  • We will reply to your comment shortly
    Richard D Franklin · 09/03/2015
    Is the AC Hardwood/IPE stain suitable for southern pine (ACQ) decking?
    What would be the coverage/gallon on new PT pine, after aging?
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    Administrator · 06/27/2015
    jen f:
    is there a place to get the ipe stain in chicago zip 60657

    No. Only online.
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    Administrator · 06/27/2015
    jen f:
    is there a place to get the ipe stain in chicago zip 60657

    No. Only online.
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    jen f · 06/26/2015
    is there a place to get the ipe stain in chicago zip 60657
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    jen f · 06/26/2015
    is there a place to get the ipe stain in chicago zip 60657
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    Administrator · 06/23/2015
    mojobaer:
    I am going to use the Hardwood/IPE Mahogany. Do you recommend adding a 2nd coat to increase longevity? If so, should it be done as a wet coat or let dry?

    Not for exotic hardwood decking such as IPE. It will not absorb into the wood.
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    Administrator · 06/23/2015
    mojobaer:
    I am going to use the Hardwood/IPE Mahogany. Do you recommend adding a 2nd coat to increase longevity? If so, should it be done as a wet coat or let dry?

    Not for exotic hardwood decking such as IPE. It will not absorb into the wood.
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    David Tierkel · 06/23/2015
    I am going to use the Hardwood/IPE Mahogany. Do you recommend adding a 2nd coat to increase longevity? If so, should it be done as a wet coat or let dry?
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    David Tierkel · 06/23/2015
    I am going to use the Hardwood/IPE Mahogany. Do you recommend adding a 2nd coat to increase longevity? If so, should it be done as a wet coat or let dry?
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    Administrator · 06/15/2015
    dawn pompeo:
    what stores carry the armstrong clark ipe wood stain?

    Only sold online.
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    Administrator · 06/15/2015
    dawn pompeo:
    what stores carry the armstrong clark ipe wood stain?

    Only sold online.
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    dawn pompeo · 06/14/2015
    what stores carry the armstrong clark ipe wood stain?
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    dawn pompeo · 06/14/2015
    what stores carry the armstrong clark ipe wood stain?
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    Administrator · 05/20/2015
    Ashley:
    Is this the stain type you would recommend for a newly installed cedar deck? Also how long do I wait to stain the deck after install? And how long does the wood need to dry after a wood cleaner and brightened is Applied to stain?

    Thanks

    You would want the regular Armstrong Clark stain. Please read this about new wood: http://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
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    Administrator · 05/20/2015
    Ashley:
    Is this the stain type you would recommend for a newly installed cedar deck? Also how long do I wait to stain the deck after install? And how long does the wood need to dry after a wood cleaner and brightened is Applied to stain?

    Thanks

    You would want the regular Armstrong Clark stain. Please read this about new wood: http://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain