Product News

New Stains with "Spray – No Wipe" (SNW) Method for more even appearance

In response to requests for stain colors on Maple and Birch that tend to be more even, without the typical "blotchy" effect, we have developed Drift-SNW, Honeytone-SNW, and Coffee Bean-SNW stains in a "Spray – No Wipe" (SNW) system. This approach to staining depends upon certain technology in the formulation of the Stain Base or carrier of the color pigments.  A special blend of five coordinating base parts, together with the color pigments, make it possible to achieve a very even coverage without the typical dark areas in the end grain of the raised panels.  This new stain finish is available on all of our cabinet doors, sheet goods, and trim.

We can also furnish you with these stains, but please keep in mind that any finishing youdo in your own facility must be done by spraying this stain. It cannot be wiped on and off.

All of our current "wiped stain colors" will still be available.  The color names listed above will automatically come with the "Spray – No Wipe" (SNW) finishing method.

Line of MDF Doors expands with new, attractive styles

Our product line has grown with more attractive and progressive MDF Door Styles for you and your customers.  You can click to see the new full-line of MDF Doors with an array of products featured in two distinct "families" of doors, the SQ Series with Square Corners and the RC Series with Round Corners.

In the SQ Series, we now offer STRP, CTRP, and RTRP styles with your choice of our Basic or Cove raised panels.  Inside frame profiles include 441, 445, and our new 444 which allows for a V-Grooved flat panel with your choice of spacing between the grooves.  Similarly, our RC Series MDF doors are also available in the STRP, CTRP, and RTRP styles.  Outside edges for both of these MDF Series Doors include the 100, 140, 150, 400, as well as square.

"In addition to offering customers more styles, we thought they would also appreciate the new Code Descriptions for MDF Doors that match what they’re most familiar with on our solid wood doors," said Lloyd Kinzie, President of Precision Wood Products.