Color | Jarrah Brown |
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Brand | Cabot |
Surface Recommendation | wood |
Material | Stain |
Model Name | Australian Timber Oil |
Size | Quart |
Coating Description | Oil-based |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.25 x 4.25 x 4.75 inches |
Item Weight | 2.2 Pounds |
Finish Type | flat |
Recommended Uses For Product | interior |
Opacity | Translucent |
Liquid Volume | 32 Fluid Ounces |
Paint Type | Oil |
Manufacturer | Cabot |
Part Number | 140-3460 QT |
Item Weight | 2.19 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 4.25 x 4.25 x 4.75 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | 140.0003460.005 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Finish | flat |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | Cabot 140.0003460.005 Australian Timber Oil, Translucent, Jarrah Brown - 1 quart |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | Satisfaction Guaranteed |
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Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain and Protector, Jarrah Brown, 1 Quart
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Color | Jarrah Brown |
Brand | Cabot |
Surface Recommendation | wood |
Material | Stain |
Model Name | Australian Timber Oil |
About this item
- WOOD PROTECTOR – Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain provides 3-way oil protection for superior penetration. The unique blend of oils is an advanced-technology treatment designed to protect wood surfaces from extreme weather exposure like never before.
- SUPERIOR PENETRATION – Use this product as a wood sealer for your outdoor projects. The protector for wood penetrates deep into the dense, resin-rich woods for the ultimate protection and natural beauty.
- RICH, NATURAL COLOR – Better than deck paint or other products, Timber Oil deck stain accentuates natural wood depth and patina for beautiful results that last. Natural wood stain is available in 4 wood toned colors.
- IDEAL FOR – Use for outdoor furniture protection, as a deck stain or fence stain, and so much more. It’s ideal for decks, siding, railings, and outdoor furniture.
- CABOT STAIN – Since 1877, Cabot has been a leader in wood care with easy-to-use prep products, long-lasting deck staining products, durable topcoats and more. At Cabot, we do wood care. And we’re here to help.
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Easy to use | 4.6 | 4.5 | 3.9 | 4.7 | — | 4.6 |
Sheerness | 4.5 | 4.1 | 3.6 | 4.4 | — | 4.3 |
Longevity | 4.3 | 4.2 | 3.4 | 4.3 | — | 4.2 |
Value for money | 4.1 | 4.5 | 3.8 | 4.5 | — | — |
Style | 5.0 | — | 4.2 | 4.7 | — | — |
Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Paint Supply | MaxWarehouse | Hearthshire |
color | Jarrah Brown | Red Mahogany | Clear | Dark Walnut | Jarrah Brown | Cedar Tone |
size | Quart | Quart | Gallon | 5 Gallon | 5 gal | 1 Gallon |
finish type | flat | — | — | — | Oil | Zinc |
material | Stain | Plastic | Wood | oil based | plastic | Wood,Stain |
weight | 2.19 pounds | — | — | 1 pounds | 46.7 pounds | — |
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Preparation is the first step to success when staining and protecting the wood. Remove dirt, stains, and other foreign matter from unfinished or weathered wood surfaces. Set your stain job up for success. |
Stain and protect wood only with high-quality stains for a long-lasting durable finish that is easy to clean and maintain. Clear stains are best for wood in like-new condition. Transparent stains are best for enhancing natural wood character. Semi-Transparent stains are best for adding color to wood in good condition. Semi-Solid stains are best for deck and high-traffic areas. Solid stains are best for worn wood or matching new and old boards. |
Don’t just stain your wood - protect it so it can overcome all the rain, wind, and snow that comes it's way. Stain life depends on several factors including the amount of sun exposure, wear, surface prep, wood condition, and application technique. Proper maintenance will keep a finish looking better for longer. |
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Surface PrepTransform your outdoor surfaces with Cabot’s surface prep products! Our premium cleaners, strippers, and brighteners are specially formulated to remove dirt, grime, and old finishes, while rejuvenating the wood for a professional-grade finish. Whether you’re preparing your deck, fence, or siding for staining or painting, Cabot’s surface prep products ensure optimal results. |
Wood StainElevate your outdoor spaces with Cabot’s premium exterior stains! Choose from a wide range of colors and finishes, including solid, semi-solid, and semi-transparent, to protect and beautify your decks, fences, and siding. Our stains offer superior durability and weather resistance, ensuring long-lasting results. Trust Cabot for high-quality stains that enhance the natural beauty of your wood surfaces. |
Clear Sealers & WaterproofersProtect your outdoor surfaces with Cabot’s clear sealers and waterproofers! Our premium products provide a transparent barrier against moisture and UV rays, extending the life of your wood surfaces. With easy application and long-lasting results, Cabot ensures superior performance. Trust Cabot for top-quality clear sealers and waterproofers that keep your outdoor spaces looking their best. |
Wood Cleaner | Honey Teak Australian Timber Oil | Cedar Wood Toned Stain + Sealer | Cordovan Brown Semi-Solid Stain + Sealer | Clear Wood Protector | Crystal Clear Waterproofing | |
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ASIN | B008C831Y4 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #16,310 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #38 in Household Stains |
Date First Available | August 17, 2005 |
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Cabot Australian Timber Oil Wood Stain is a must-have for all your outdoor projects. Ideal as a wood protector for outdoor furniture, decks, siding, railings, and more, it provides 3-way oil protection for superior penetration. The unique blend of oils includes a precise blend of superb-grade linseed oil for maximum penetration, long-oil alkyds for durability and pure South American tung oil for color depth and water repellency. The result is an advanced-technology treatment designed to protect exotic wood surfaces like never before. Use as a natural wood stain, too. Available in 4 wood toned colors, it accentuates natural wood depth and patina for beautiful results that last. Since 1877, Cabot has been a leader in wood care with easy-to-use prep products, long-lasting deck staining products, durable topcoats and more. At Cabot, we do wood care. And we’re here to help.
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Customers like the waterproofness, color and coverage of the stain. They mention that it repels water, makes cheap wood look great and that it covers well. They are also satisfied with durability, ease of use, and quality. However, some customers report issues with the creases in the can. Opinions are mixed on value.
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Customers like the quality of the stain. They mention it's an excellent product, it holds up through harsh weather, and it creates a unique finish. Some say the product turns out better than expected and holds up to harsh weather. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
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"...formulation type is that it will penetrate the wood and provide so much better protection for a longer duration than a water based product...." Read more
"...It does not stain the wood. I've had rough parts chip up from stuff moved on the wood, and the lighter color comes through, like a paint chip...." Read more
"...Product turned out better than I anticipated. If you are looking for stain oil, I recommend this in honey teak. Will update annually!" Read more
Customers like the color of the stain. They say it looks amazing, has a beautiful appearance, and displays the grain. They also say it makes cheap wood look great and creates a nice dark hue. Customers also say that the product is consistent and goes a long way.
"...I am very pleased with the way that it turned out and with the beautiful appearance compared to what it started looking like...." Read more
"We built a chicken coop and used this stain. This stain is beautiful and applies easily. HOWEVER, be aware of packaging...." Read more
"...They look refinished and loved, but not uptight and perfect. The jarrah is on the warm side and especially in bright light there's noticeable red...." Read more
"...This stain provides a rich look that will last years on our wooden fence. Unfortunately it has become difficult to get at any of our local stores...." Read more
Customers find the stain easy to apply. They mention that it goes into the wood very quick, and is oil based.
"...It was easy to apply and the honey teak left a medium/dark color on the deck...." Read more
"...This stain is beautiful and applies easily. HOWEVER, be aware of packaging. We were so surprised that the can lid did not pop off...." Read more
"...The price is comparable to brick and mortar stores and the application is easy...." Read more
"Very easy to apply and clean up. It has only been on for 3 weeks so hoping for durability. So far so good; heat, rain, beads up beautifully...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the durability of the stain. They mention that it holds up beautifully, it lasts a long time, and is forgiving with brush strokes. The product absorbs into the wood, so there's no cracking or peeling.
"...Because its an oil, there is really nothing to peel. The stain seeps into the wood grain, and doesn't leave a layer on top...." Read more
"...They look refinished and loved, but not uptight and perfect. The jarrah is on the warm side and especially in bright light there's noticeable red...." Read more
"Goes on smooth and lasts longer !!" Read more
"...It looks nice with no wear to speak of after one summer of exposure...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the waterproofness of the stain. They mention that it repels water well, provides a great water barrier, and does not soak the wood. Some say that the staine is water based and can be used outdoors on wooden decks.
"...Fully rejects and puddles water. Sheen looks nice, yet is not slippery, but will reject dirt and last...." Read more
"...It’s raining as I write this and the water is beading as advertised. I’m very happy with this product! My pics are before/after using the oil...." Read more
"...So far so good; heat, rain, beads up beautifully. Ships quickly. Cannot find this color locally." Read more
"...Two months later, it’s still resisting the heck out of water. Ha! Now I know what to use to stain the deck next time!" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the coverage of the stain. They mention that it covers well, looks great, and is easy to use. Some say that it's a great deck covering and an awesome cover for barewood.
"...It took a little more then one gallon. It covered really well. Looks great...." Read more
"...This stain is wonderful, covers well, is water proof...I am very happy with this product." Read more
"This is a great stain, really covers well. Be sure not to leave drops on the wood as they will show thru later. Brush them in right away." Read more
"...Very thin, covers a lot. Because it soaks in, it beats any kind of paint...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the stain. Some mention it's great value for money, well worth it for outdoor furniture, decking, and split rail fencing, while others say that it'd be very expensive to buy this from Amazon.
"...If it lasts 5+ years, then its definitely worth the high cost." Read more
"...Teak dressings for boats are very expensive, take multiple careful coats to start, must be recoated every year or several times a year & they still..." Read more
"Great product at a great price and exemplary customer service. I ordered 9 gallons of Cabot and as you would think only 8 was delivered by USPS...." Read more
"...Was impressed how rich it looks now. It is expensive! I used 2 cans on this deck and 4 steps...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the creases in the household stain. They mention that the can came beat up and dented, with a huge dent affecting the lid. Some say that the product was delivered broken open.
"...As one might imagine the can arrived heavily dented, both top and bottom - but fortunately not leaking so I was able to use the material with out..." Read more
"...is because Amazon delivered a 1-gallon can of oil stain that was dented and leaking from the loosened cover...." Read more
"...Can was damaged in many places, handle came off and no additional packing material in the box...." Read more
"The can came beat up and dented but that's really just a cosmetic issue more than anything. The quality of the product didn't change...." Read more
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In order to prepare the deck to be stained, I started by power washing the deck to remove as much of the solid stain as I could. I probably wouldn't have needed to do so, but I did use a wood grain filler to fill in some of the deeper cracks and gouges in the wood because I thought it would help the wood to last longer. With that done, I used hand sanding blocks on the guard rails and a wood floor sander with 60 grit sandpaper to remove the difficult stain and take off surface defects from the wood. Next I used a wood cleaner and brightener to get rid of the many years of deeply embedded algae stains and lichen and wood tannins and uv damage to get my deck starting to look like wood again. With all of that done, I just had to wait a couple of days for it to dry out before I started staining.
I applied stain to the guard rails with a lambskin painting glove and used Cabot's own stain pad to on the horizontal decking. Staining the rails was burdensome and time consuming, but fortunately this stain requires only a single coat application so I didn't have to go back over everything a second time. Staining the deck surface was amazingly quick and easy when compared to doing the guard rails. I got the entire surface stained in about 2 hours and all of the rails took probably 6 or 8 hours to finish in total. I made the mistake of staining one of the guard rails before checking the weather and about an hour after I had finished it the rain started gently so I covered it with plastic to keep the rain off until it had dried for 48 hours. The spot that got hit with the rain did develop some light water spots which I gently brushed over after everything had thoroughly dried out and after that very light second coat they mostly fade into the rest of the appearance and nobody (except me) can tell that they are there. Whenever you are getting ready to stain, I recommend that you check your weather closely and wait until you expect to have at least 24 or 48 hours to let it completely dry before rain is expected.
I know that my deck is not the nicest looking deck in town, but I am very pleased with the way that it turned out and with the beautiful appearance compared to what it started looking like. I used Jarrah Brown and only ended up using 3 of the 5 gallons that I purchased, so I am going to keep the other 2 gallons around and hopefully I'll be able to use them in another year or two when it needs to be restained to be kept in good shape.
I would highly recommend this product to anyone for use with an old or weathered deck, but only if you are willing to put in the time to properly prepare your deck. I found it to be pretty easy to work with; it didn't make a huge mess, and the odor wasn't nearly as strong as I was expecting it to be after reading about oil based stains. The places where I let it drip or run down the sides don't look as good as where I thoroughly wiped away excess stain which is just a lesson that I learned with this, my first experience with staining a deck.
Updated after 1 year: Because it had been so long since our deck was properly maintained I applied a second coat approximately 1 year after the first application, thinking that the other may have soaked deep into the wood and figuring another coat couldn't hurt anything. It has been about 4 days since application and I added a new picture showing it's resistance to the heavy rain we had today.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2017
In order to prepare the deck to be stained, I started by power washing the deck to remove as much of the solid stain as I could. I probably wouldn't have needed to do so, but I did use a wood grain filler to fill in some of the deeper cracks and gouges in the wood because I thought it would help the wood to last longer. With that done, I used hand sanding blocks on the guard rails and a wood floor sander with 60 grit sandpaper to remove the difficult stain and take off surface defects from the wood. Next I used a wood cleaner and brightener to get rid of the many years of deeply embedded algae stains and lichen and wood tannins and uv damage to get my deck starting to look like wood again. With all of that done, I just had to wait a couple of days for it to dry out before I started staining.
I applied stain to the guard rails with a lambskin painting glove and used Cabot's own stain pad to on the horizontal decking. Staining the rails was burdensome and time consuming, but fortunately this stain requires only a single coat application so I didn't have to go back over everything a second time. Staining the deck surface was amazingly quick and easy when compared to doing the guard rails. I got the entire surface stained in about 2 hours and all of the rails took probably 6 or 8 hours to finish in total. I made the mistake of staining one of the guard rails before checking the weather and about an hour after I had finished it the rain started gently so I covered it with plastic to keep the rain off until it had dried for 48 hours. The spot that got hit with the rain did develop some light water spots which I gently brushed over after everything had thoroughly dried out and after that very light second coat they mostly fade into the rest of the appearance and nobody (except me) can tell that they are there. Whenever you are getting ready to stain, I recommend that you check your weather closely and wait until you expect to have at least 24 or 48 hours to let it completely dry before rain is expected.
I know that my deck is not the nicest looking deck in town, but I am very pleased with the way that it turned out and with the beautiful appearance compared to what it started looking like. I used Jarrah Brown and only ended up using 3 of the 5 gallons that I purchased, so I am going to keep the other 2 gallons around and hopefully I'll be able to use them in another year or two when it needs to be restained to be kept in good shape.
I would highly recommend this product to anyone for use with an old or weathered deck, but only if you are willing to put in the time to properly prepare your deck. I found it to be pretty easy to work with; it didn't make a huge mess, and the odor wasn't nearly as strong as I was expecting it to be after reading about oil based stains. The places where I let it drip or run down the sides don't look as good as where I thoroughly wiped away excess stain which is just a lesson that I learned with this, my first experience with staining a deck.
Updated after 1 year: Because it had been so long since our deck was properly maintained I applied a second coat approximately 1 year after the first application, thinking that the other may have soaked deep into the wood and figuring another coat couldn't hurt anything. It has been about 4 days since application and I added a new picture showing it's resistance to the heavy rain we had today.
Looking into the can, this material is a more heavily pigmented 'brown' color than I expected the 'Honey Teak' color to be (see open can image). My older wood absorbed this readily and since it has patina from weathering, the final color was significantly darker in those areas, leaning toward a 'medium brown'. Un-weathered areas were somewhat lighter in color and surface sheen. (see deck surface image). I expect that using this product on newer wood would result in a more lighter, 'darker tan' in color since the material absorption would be less. The 'bare wood stir stick' I used appears much lighter and very close match to the 'honey teak' image shown on the face of the can (see StirStick image).
I'm going to rate at 4 stars based on application ease, price and color at this time. I can't speak to the 'longevity', but our 'rainy season' will begin next month so I will update this review next year with my performance observations.
My only negative comment has to do with Amazon shipping processes, or lack of an adequate one. I'm not deducting any stars for Amazon's poor shipping methods, but want to provide a caution for others. My experience is that packaging by Amazon never accommodates the fragility of the actual contents. This gallon can was shipped in of a 'sealed bag' (thank goodness), inside of a appropriately sized corrugated box, using 7 - 4" x 6" AIRPlus STOROpack 'inflated pillow pads' for protection (4 survived the journey). Ridiculous. Might just as well have skipped the packaging step and put the label on the side of the can and shipped it as is. The end result would have been identical. My only reason to risk an oily mess at arrival and order this product through Amazon is that I cannot buy this oil based version in our stores.
It was a chore to open the can since the top/lid were also damaged during shipment. As one might imagine the can arrived heavily dented, both top and bottom - but fortunately not leaking so I was able to use the material with out issue. I made out OK with my purchase. Just realize that if Amazon continues with poor packaging practices, you may not be as lucky and be delivered a 'wet mess'. Good luck.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023
Looking into the can, this material is a more heavily pigmented 'brown' color than I expected the 'Honey Teak' color to be (see open can image). My older wood absorbed this readily and since it has patina from weathering, the final color was significantly darker in those areas, leaning toward a 'medium brown'. Un-weathered areas were somewhat lighter in color and surface sheen. (see deck surface image). I expect that using this product on newer wood would result in a more lighter, 'darker tan' in color since the material absorption would be less. The 'bare wood stir stick' I used appears much lighter and very close match to the 'honey teak' image shown on the face of the can (see StirStick image).
I'm going to rate at 4 stars based on application ease, price and color at this time. I can't speak to the 'longevity', but our 'rainy season' will begin next month so I will update this review next year with my performance observations.
My only negative comment has to do with Amazon shipping processes, or lack of an adequate one. I'm not deducting any stars for Amazon's poor shipping methods, but want to provide a caution for others. My experience is that packaging by Amazon never accommodates the fragility of the actual contents. This gallon can was shipped in of a 'sealed bag' (thank goodness), inside of a appropriately sized corrugated box, using 7 - 4" x 6" AIRPlus STOROpack 'inflated pillow pads' for protection (4 survived the journey). Ridiculous. Might just as well have skipped the packaging step and put the label on the side of the can and shipped it as is. The end result would have been identical. My only reason to risk an oily mess at arrival and order this product through Amazon is that I cannot buy this oil based version in our stores.
It was a chore to open the can since the top/lid were also damaged during shipment. As one might imagine the can arrived heavily dented, both top and bottom - but fortunately not leaking so I was able to use the material with out issue. I made out OK with my purchase. Just realize that if Amazon continues with poor packaging practices, you may not be as lucky and be delivered a 'wet mess'. Good luck.
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But when one of my cans were damaged, I was completely reimbursed.
Excellent service!!!!!!