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I love using general finishes stains in java, antique walnut, or black to change light oak, maple and pine to a darker, more modern finish! No sanding or stripping source.  To everyone commenting about her stain application method, that is how you are supposed to do it. This is not a regular stain like you all knew from the past. This stain sits on top of existing stain and does not require major sanding or refinishing to apply. It must be put on in even coats and you can choose to wipe it back (and repeat) or not and just leave it painted on with a foam brush, it self levels and is an awesome product.  Does the stain gel work well on any kind of wood? This gel doesn't require you to sand, right? Reply. While refinishing a mid-century modern dresser, I used General Finishes Gel Stain. Here is a quick tutorial on how to apply General Finishes Java Gel Stain over an existing finish - easy peasy!  That’s right – I didn’t have to sand these drawers or do anything at all (except clean) prior to applying the stain. I’m hoping to share the finished dresser tomorrow. So happy to get another piece out of my stuffed to the rim garage! Pin. Oil Based Pigmented Liquid Wiping & Gel Wood Stains. General Finishes finishing materials are recognized by cabinet shops, the millwork industry, furniture makers, finishers, and refinishing shops as the finest available for workability, durability, with predictable results time after time. Made in America for over 60 years. Oil Based Wood Stains General Finishes oil/solvent based finishes have been foolproof products for over 60 years. As a testimony to General Finishes Wood Stains' overall excellence, several woodworking magazines have awarded General Finishes their highest recommen.

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