Maibec Siding Acrylic Stain

Maibec Siding Acrylic Stain is a premium 100% acrylic, water-based stain specially formulated for refinishing Maibec genuine wood siding.

This stain enhances the natural beauty of wood grain while offering superior protection from the elements. It is ideal for maintaining and refreshing the appearance of your siding. Available in a wide range of colours, including solid and semi-transparent options, it allows you to achieve a custom look for your exterior.

The stain comes in 1-litre containers, perfect for touch-ups or small refinishing projects. Maibec recommends using its factory-applied stains, which cover all six sides of the siding for maximum durability.

The Maibec Siding Acrylic Stain ensures long-lasting performance and a polished finish that withstands harsh weather conditions.

Touch-Up Paint Specification

DO NOT APPLY this solid touch-up stain on pre-finished wood. Please read the Touch-Up Guide carefully. 

Touch-Up Paint Specifications

• Touch-up paint is for job site installation use only
  
• Touch-up paint is for professional use only
  
• Touch-up paint should be used sparingly. (Example of where to use - cover exposed nail heads, small nicks or scratches less than one inch in length and less than 1/16" wide). Do not apply to spots larger than ¾ inch in diameter. If a larger repair is required, replace the board.
  
• Apply touch-up paint to all cut edges
  
• Apply touch-up paint only when air, siding, and paint temperature is above 50F
  
• Store touch-up paint at temperatures between 40°F and 100°F
• Shake touch-up paint for 60 seconds before every use
  
• Do not Freeze touch-up paint - do not use it if you suspect the touch-up paint has frozen
  
• Do not apply touch-up paint to wet siding or trim
  
• Avoid touch-up painting late in the day when dew is likely to form, or when precipitation is possible
  
• The touch-up paint is air dried while the factory applied coating is cured using ovens. For this reason the touch-up paint will have some minor differences initially and after aging. Minimizing the use of touch-up paint is the best approach to ensure these minor differences are less noticeable.