Gel stain colors
A gel stain is heavier than a regular oil stain and sits mostly on the surface. That is why it is the standard fix for blotching on pine and maple, and why it gives the most even color across a set of cabinet doors.
The cost is some grain contrast. If you want oak's open grain to pop, an oil stain does that better; if you want even color, use a gel.
15 colors listed. Tap one for the species notes and the closest match in other brands.
- American Oak General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Antique Walnut General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Ash Gray General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Black General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Brown Mahogany General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Candlelite General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Carbon Gray General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Colonial Maple General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Georgian Cherry General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Gray General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Java General Finishes · Gel Stain
- New Pine General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Nutmeg General Finishes · Gel Stain
- Prairie Wheat General Finishes · Gel Stain
- White General Finishes · Gel Stain