Color change is immediately visible. The two solutions soak into the material, and react, thereby becoming ingrained in the matrix of the substrate. While these stains can produce a variety of colors ranging from a reddish brown to a yellow hue, they are generally used to mimic the look of endangered wood species in cheaper and more commonly available stock.
The color change is noticeable immediately. The two solutions permeate the material and interact, thus becoming part of the substrate's matrix. These stains can produce colors ranging from reddish brown to yellow but are often used to simulate the appearance of endangered wood species in less expensive alternatives.