Minwax 700504444 Wood Finish Interior Penetrating Stain, Quart, Espresso

The Minwax 71043 Sedona Red Wood Finish is an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a rich, vibrant color to their wood projects. This 1-gallon container of oil-based stain delivers a beautiful, deep red hue that enhances the natural grain of the wood and provides a stunning finish.The Sedona Red shade is absolutely gorgeous, offering a warm, earthy red that brings out the unique character of the wood. It’s perfect for both modern and traditional styles, giving furniture, cabinetry, and other wood surfaces a sophisticated and eye-catching look. The color is true to the description and provides a deep, consistent tone that looks impressive and high-quality.Application is straightforward and smooth. The stain penetrates well, ensuring an even and streak-free finish. It’s easy to work with and allows for adjustments during application, making it forgiving for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. The stain dries to a durable, long-lasting finish that protects the wood while adding a touch of elegance.One of the advantages of this oil-based formula is its rich pigmentation and ability to enhance the wood's natural beauty. The scent is typical of oil-based stains, but it's not overpowering, and the final result is well worth it.Overall, Minwax 71043 Sedona Red Wood Finish is a top-notch product that delivers exceptional results. Its vibrant color, ease of use, and durability make it a fantastic choice for achieving a high-quality finish on any wood project. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add a beautiful red hue to their woodworking endeavors!

Disappointed because I canceled my order right after ordering it because I found a much better price. They would not cancel the order and now it can’t be returned. Beware.

Haven’t used it yet but was recommended to me. Seen it used and it looks good.

Item arrived early than expected!

It was a good price for a full gallon and I have always liked. This brand of stain started using it on my floors in 1990 when I built my house holds up well.