Manufacturer | Rust-Oleum |
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Part Number | 300451 |
Item Weight | 1.31 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 3.25 x 3.06 x 6.13 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 300451 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 8 Ounce (Pack of 2) |
Color | 8 Ounce (Pack of 1 unit part A, 1 unit part B) |
Style | 8 Ounce Set (Pack of 1 unit part A, 1 unit part B) |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | Wood Bleach |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
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Zinsser 300451 Wood Bleach, 8oz, Part A and B
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- 8 Ounce Set (Pack of 1 unit part A, 1 unit part B)
- Made in US
- Use as a wood brightener on any new or stripped interior wood surface to lighten wood and create a more uniform Color
- Powerful formula bleaches and brightens all wood surfaces bringing out the natural beauty of wood
- Apply two solution process, let stand overnight to dry and sand lightly
- Easy to apply bleach on wood works on most stains and finishes
- Test in an inconspicuous area before applying, read all instructions prior to use
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ASIN | B01MXDS72Z |
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Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #15,917 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #22 in Wood Polish |
Date First Available | November 8, 2016 |
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Zinsser 300451 Wood Bleach, 8 oz
When you need to lighten the shade of any wood surface, Rust-Oleum Zinsser Wood Bleach does the job. This powerful solution brightens, evens out color variations and brings out the authentic beauty of natural wood.
- Bleaches – new and stripped wood to a lighter, more uniform color
- Brightens – good for use on all wood surfaces
- Works on most stains and finishes
- Easy-to-use, effective, powerful formula
- Designed to bring out natural beauty of wood
Product Description
Zinsser wood bleach is designed to brighten all indoor wood surfaces including trim, paneling, floors and furniture. Easily bleaches new or stripped wood to a lighter, uniform appearance bringing out the natural beauty in wood.
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Customers like the performance, ease of use, and color of the wood bleach. For example, they mention it works great, it's simple to use, removes the natural color from most woods, and has clear instructions. They're also happy with quality and lightening. That said, opinions are mixed on value and stain.
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Customers like the performance of the wood bleach. They mention that it works great, gets great results, and is easy to use. Some say that it's a great price and brings out a show-room surface.
"...Before and after photos show it all after just one application. Great product!Updated with extra photos...." Read more
"Great product, it definitely does the job!" Read more
"...very time consuming overall, but the bleach part was easy and worked wonderfully...." Read more
"...Two applications worked well. Part A then wait 10min then apply part B, when it dried it looked good. Next day I tried it again...." Read more
Customers find the product easy to use. They mention that it works well, has clear instructions, and is simple to apply. Some say that the bleach part was easy and worked wonderfully.
"...Easy to work with, not very messy! Being able to achieve the look I want on my old cabinets, has literally saved me thousands of dollars!..." Read more
"...Simple and very effective product. Would absolutely recommend! :D..." Read more
"...Easy to apply. I couldn’t find this at any local stores." Read more
"...Product was easy to use and the for was minimal...." Read more
Customers like the color of the building material. They say it removes the natural color from most woods, changes the color, and removes red tones. Some say the yellowish hue has nearly neutralized. Overall, most are happy with the color and finish of the product.
"...It will actually remove the natural color from most woods...." Read more
"...Product was easy to use and the for was minimal. The wood tone was bleached to my desired tone with two applications and most importantly, the wood..." Read more
"...That leg was an oddball mismatch of a significantly darker color than the rest of the honey-blonde wood...." Read more
"...wood bleaches, this part A/B actually removes the color from the wood. No reds, pinks, or dark browns...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the wood bleach. They mention that it works well, is easy to use, and produces great results. Some say that it's perfect for bleaching holly bowls and that it doesn't discolor the burned portions.
"...This works on all wood, although the effect is more pronounced on some wood than on others...." Read more
"Bleaches Box Elder very nicely. I've used this product on multiple occasions to bleach wood." Read more
"...significantly and after doing a vinegar rinse, it did not discolor the burned portions (I burned after bleaching, not before)...." Read more
"The wood bleach worked fine" Read more
Customers like the lightening of the wood. They say it does a fantastic job at lighten oak stair treads. Some customers also mention that it lightens unfinished Claro walnut and other woods, making amazing pieces even more spectacular.
"This bleach lightened the wood several shades with just one application. I’m trying to prevent the wood/stain from turning yellow in a few years...." Read more
"...This takes more than one pass, but it lightened the wood enough I am no longer seeing such a red vanity. A good buy." Read more
"...On flat areas it worked exceedingly well, it lightened the wood to the point that the darker area disappeared...." Read more
"This is easy to use. I did three applications. It didn’t lighten the wood nearly as much as I would have liked, though. I won’t be purchasing again...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the building material. Some find it worth every cent, with good coverage for the price. However, others say it's not worth the money, a waste of money, and not good.
"...for you we had to end up getting a sander to do the job It was a waste of my money and was very disappointed in product and Amazon Customer Service" Read more
"...I have learned to make this on my own b/c I use it so often and it's a bit pricey. But if you have a one off project, it's perfect!" Read more
"...objects, this package was just the right size, and the cost was reasonable for my application." Read more
"...This product doesn't seem nearly as strong and I was only trying to lighten some pine but it took two applications and it did help but not sure what..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the stain. Some mention that it removes old black stains, ate through existing old stain, and bleached dark stain into an almost white color. However, others say that it was not good, wouldn't bleach large areas of an entire room, and still was stained. Some say that the product is easy to use and does some bleaching, while others say it didn't work as well as expected and can bleach your skin.
"...Please note this is NOT a cleaning agent. It is applied to bare wood surfaces only. No aqueous solution (Zinnser, oxalic acid, hypochloride, etc.)..." Read more
"...After sanding, the stool had a very red/orange hue but this bleach lifted it very well...." Read more
"...Some turned out great, others had brown stains from the bleach and I have no idea why...." Read more
"...Even after standing it, it was still stained. 100% recommend. No harsh smell...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the leakage of the building material. They mention that the bottles were not sealed correctly, and some of the contents were lost.
"...container had a plastic / foil seal which had dissolved and enough leaked out to get on my hands / destroy the labels of the containers...." Read more
"Seal was broken on bottle A and part of the contents gone. would not give refund and could not return." Read more
"...Be careful to pack and unpack this product as it might leak and lose functionality." Read more
"It came damaged and leaking into the Amazon box." Read more
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Updated with extra photos. The last two photos are a before (technically during the very beginning) and after. The two front legs are shown side by side for comparison of the color difference. That is the actual dark color of the wood of that one leg as seen in that very first full chair photo. I had forgotten to take a side by side pic while it was dry, and only remembered after I had just applied the bleach treatment. It looks like a dark varnish because it is wet, but that was actually the mismatched dark color of that one leg. The final pic was taken the following day after the bleach process ran overnight. Simple and very effective product. Would absolutely recommend! :D
I found a set of 4 Adrian Pearsall Dining chairs at a yardsale a couple years ago for an absolutely dirt cheap $10. They had been painted over numerous times in their lifetime and apparently reseated and/or at least reupholstered, but looked serviceable enough to attempt a rescue.
After stripping the thick tan paint and original dark finish off the first chair, I found a beautiful honey-blonde mahogany under all that goop. Things were looking really good for the final outcome of this chair and got me excited to work on the rest, until I got to the left-front leg.
That leg was an oddball mismatch of a significantly darker color than the rest of the honey-blonde wood. I put an extra coat of stripper on the leg, but that made no difference;this was the color of the wood. There's no doubt that it came from the factory like this, and I guess they figured, "use it, it's gonna have a dark finish over it anyway, who's gonna know?"
I did some research, and talked with ppl in forums, and decided to attempt to bleach this leg to a closer match to the rest of the wood rather that stain all that great honey-blonde mahogany darker to match.
Last night I did just a quarter sized q-tip spot test on the inside just to see, and there was a noticeable difference even within a few hours, so I decided to get one face and the edges started this afternoon. So far, things are looking good. Applied by pouring on just a little puddle of bottle A and smearing it around with a paintbrush, let it sit for about 7 minutes, then did the same using bottle B. Now it just sits.
Currently awaiting the results which might take a while, but I'll update with more pics and results.
Original:
I’ve only just spot tested this for the moment, but after just 2 hours, there’s a significant difference in the color of the wood I’m trying to lighten. I’ll update with before and after pics and description once I get the process going. So far though, very pleased with the test outcome.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2018
Updated with extra photos. The last two photos are a before (technically during the very beginning) and after. The two front legs are shown side by side for comparison of the color difference. That is the actual dark color of the wood of that one leg as seen in that very first full chair photo. I had forgotten to take a side by side pic while it was dry, and only remembered after I had just applied the bleach treatment. It looks like a dark varnish because it is wet, but that was actually the mismatched dark color of that one leg. The final pic was taken the following day after the bleach process ran overnight. Simple and very effective product. Would absolutely recommend! :D
I found a set of 4 Adrian Pearsall Dining chairs at a yardsale a couple years ago for an absolutely dirt cheap $10. They had been painted over numerous times in their lifetime and apparently reseated and/or at least reupholstered, but looked serviceable enough to attempt a rescue.
After stripping the thick tan paint and original dark finish off the first chair, I found a beautiful honey-blonde mahogany under all that goop. Things were looking really good for the final outcome of this chair and got me excited to work on the rest, until I got to the left-front leg.
That leg was an oddball mismatch of a significantly darker color than the rest of the honey-blonde wood. I put an extra coat of stripper on the leg, but that made no difference;this was the color of the wood. There's no doubt that it came from the factory like this, and I guess they figured, "use it, it's gonna have a dark finish over it anyway, who's gonna know?"
I did some research, and talked with ppl in forums, and decided to attempt to bleach this leg to a closer match to the rest of the wood rather that stain all that great honey-blonde mahogany darker to match.
Last night I did just a quarter sized q-tip spot test on the inside just to see, and there was a noticeable difference even within a few hours, so I decided to get one face and the edges started this afternoon. So far, things are looking good. Applied by pouring on just a little puddle of bottle A and smearing it around with a paintbrush, let it sit for about 7 minutes, then did the same using bottle B. Now it just sits.
Currently awaiting the results which might take a while, but I'll update with more pics and results.
Original:
I’ve only just spot tested this for the moment, but after just 2 hours, there’s a significant difference in the color of the wood I’m trying to lighten. I’ll update with before and after pics and description once I get the process going. So far though, very pleased with the test outcome.