Alder w/ Honey (W)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: Honey (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Alder
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Alder – (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Alder – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Alder – (Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Cherry w/ Cinnamon (W)
Glaze Color: Black
Glaze Method: FP
  • Stain: Cinnamon (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Cherry
  • Glaze Color: Black
  • Glaze Method: Flow Pen Method (FP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Flow Pen Glaze

The “Flow Pen” method utilizes a flow pen to apply glaze to the detail in profiled areas only, such as a lip or crevice. It is not necessary to apply glaze to sheet stock, unless your sheet stock has center panel face routing.

Not all profile and molding options are compatible with this glazing method. Moldings will only be glazed if there is an area for the glaze to rest. We will attempt to apply glaze to Accent Components to match the Flow Pen application as close as possible. Please note that it is not always possible to apply Flow Pen Glaze to every detail within a heavily profiled Accent Component. For the most consistent look across an entire order, we recommend using the “Dry Wiped” or “Solvent Wiped” glazing method on all products when ordering Accent Components. Flow pen is not an option for lattice products.

Rustic Grades and products with Simulated Distressing or Renaissance Distressing will not have “Flow Pen” glaze added to any of the natural and simulated defects associated with these products. Our Flow Pen Glazing Application Drawings will show you where glaze is applied to each profile.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Cherry – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Cherry – (Rustic Grade)
  • Cherry – (Ultra Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Photosensitive Darkening Process

It is natural for Cherry, Eucalyptus & Mahogany wood to darken over time due to the natural photosensitive darkening process. For these wood species, we recommend ordering new samples if the current date exceeds the “Ship Date” by more than 1 year.


Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Cherry w/ Heritage (W)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: FP
  • Stain: Heritage (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Cherry
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Flow Pen Method (FP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Flow Pen Glaze

The “Flow Pen” method utilizes a flow pen to apply glaze to the detail in profiled areas only, such as a lip or crevice. It is not necessary to apply glaze to sheet stock, unless your sheet stock has center panel face routing.

Not all profile and molding options are compatible with this glazing method. Moldings will only be glazed if there is an area for the glaze to rest. We will attempt to apply glaze to Accent Components to match the Flow Pen application as close as possible. Please note that it is not always possible to apply Flow Pen Glaze to every detail within a heavily profiled Accent Component. For the most consistent look across an entire order, we recommend using the “Dry Wiped” or “Solvent Wiped” glazing method on all products when ordering Accent Components. Flow pen is not an option for lattice products.

Rustic Grades and products with Simulated Distressing or Renaissance Distressing will not have “Flow Pen” glaze added to any of the natural and simulated defects associated with these products. Our Flow Pen Glazing Application Drawings will show you where glaze is applied to each profile.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Cherry – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Cherry – (Rustic Grade)
  • Cherry – (Ultra Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Photosensitive Darkening Process

It is natural for Cherry, Eucalyptus & Mahogany wood to darken over time due to the natural photosensitive darkening process. For these wood species, we recommend ordering new samples if the current date exceeds the “Ship Date” by more than 1 year.


Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Cherry w/ Honey (W)
Glaze Color: Black
Glaze Method: SWFP
  • Stain: Honey (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Cherry
  • Glaze Color: Black
  • Glaze Method: Solvent Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (SWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Solvent Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity before wiping with a rag soaked with mineral spirits, to achieve the desired look. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas. This method will result in a cleaner appearance than a “Dry Wiped” glaze.

Due to this process, the original color and wood species combination will vary slightly between the front and back sides of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Cherry – (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Cherry – No Sap – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Cherry – (Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Photosensitive Darkening Process

It is natural for Cherry, Eucalyptus & Mahogany wood to darken over time due to the natural photosensitive darkening process. For these wood species, we recommend ordering new samples if the current date exceeds the “Ship Date” by more than 1 year.


Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Cherry w/ MBW (W)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: Medium Brown Walnut (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Cherry
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Cherry – (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Cherry – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Cherry – (Rustic Grade)

    Color Samples

    This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

  • Glaze Color Block Set

Photosensitive Darkening Process

It is natural for Cherry, Eucalyptus & Mahogany wood to darken over time due to the natural photosensitive darkening process. For these wood species, we recommend ordering new samples if the current date exceeds the “Ship Date” by more than 1 year.


Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Cherry w/ Nutmeg (W)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: SWFP
  • Stain: Nutmeg (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Cherry
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Solvent Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (SWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Solvent Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity before wiping with a rag soaked with mineral spirits, to achieve the desired look. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas. This method will result in a cleaner appearance than a “Dry Wiped” glaze.

Due to this process, the original color and wood species combination will vary slightly between the front and back sides of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Cherry – (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Cherry – (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Cherry – (Rustic Grade)

    Color Samples

    This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

  • Glaze Color Block Set

Photosensitive Darkening Process

It is natural for Cherry, Eucalyptus & Mahogany wood to darken over time due to the natural photosensitive darkening process. For these wood species, we recommend ordering new samples if the current date exceeds the “Ship Date” by more than 1 year.


Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ A Walnut (SNW)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: American Walnut (Spray No Wipe Stain)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Spray No Wipe Stain

Spray No Wipe stains are applied by spraying the material onto the product and allowing it to dry. There is no wiping of the door to remove excess material.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Maple – Hard (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Maple – Hard (Natural/Standard Grade)
  • Maple – Hard (Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Ebony (ST)
Glaze Color: Bronze
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Color: Ebony (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Bronze
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Ebony (ST)
Rub Through: RBT 200
RBT Option: Raw
  • Color: Ebony (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Rub Through: Raw Rub Through (RBT200)
  • Rub Through Option: Raw

Raw Rub Through

Our RBT200 is considered a light wear through the stain or paint that will expose the MDF or bare wood beneath. Areas of wear will be achieved with a scraper applied to the stiles, rails and center panel of doors. Most products are available with a Rub Through. Wear is not applied to a veneered flat center panel on a door or drawer front or to sheet goods. Exposed areas from a rub through may be left raw, stained or glazed before finishing with a “clear” topcoat.

* Rub Throughs on MDF will not look the same as those on solid wood.

SolidTone® Color

SolidTone® finishes are composed of solid color pigments mixed with topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is scuff sanded and receives a coat of solid color.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this SolidTone® color:

  • Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Honey (SNW)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: Honey (Spray No Wipe Stain)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Spray No Wipe Stain

Spray No Wipe stains are applied by spraying the material onto the product and allowing it to dry. There is no wiping of the door to remove excess material.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Maple – Hard (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Maple – Hard – Straight Grain (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Maple – Hard (Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Linen (ST)
Glaze Color: Chocolate Glaze Method: FM
  • Color: Linen (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Chocolate
  • Glaze Method: Feathered Method (FM)

Feathered Glaze

This method utilizes a fan brush to apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing heavily on the profiled areas. The excess glaze is removed from the fan brush with a dry cotton cloth before application to the product. This method of application involves lightly moving the brush back and forth in a quick manner, so that the glaze is applied primarily to the higher areas of the profile. Several passes are necessary to achieve the look of this method.

This method will alter the appearance of the original stain and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components. Rub Through options are not available in conjunction with the Feathered Glaze Method. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process. This option is only available with Chocolate Glaze.

This option is only available with Chocolate Glaze.

SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple - Natural - Feathered
Maple w/ Natural (Clear)
Glaze Color: Chocolate Glaze Method: FM
  • Stain: Natural / Clear Coat (no stain)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard
  • Glaze Color: Chocolate
  • Glaze Method: Feathered Method (FM)

Feathered Glaze

This method utilizes a fan brush to apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing heavily on the profiled areas. The excess glaze is removed from the fan brush with a dry cotton cloth before application to the product. This method of application involves lightly moving the brush back and forth in a quick manner, so that the glaze is applied primarily to the higher areas of the profile. Several passes are necessary to achieve the look of this method.

This method will alter the appearance of the original stain and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components. Rub Through options are not available in conjunction with the Feathered Glaze Method. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process. This option is only available with Chocolate Glaze.


This option is only available with Chocolate Glaze.

Natural / Clear Coat (no stain)

Catalyzed Conversion Varnish is the base of our Natural (clear coat). Conversion varnishes produce high quality, abrasion resistant finishes. Conversion varnishes are also fast drying, they contain self sealers and they have excellent non-yellowing properties. WalzCraft Sealers and Topcoats are applied on a flat line finishing system which distributes a perfectly even amount of material throughout each product.

Although a Natural / Clear Coat (no stain) is technically not a stain color, the application of just this clear finish will change the color and appearance of most solid wood and veneer. On certain species the color change can be very noticeable. Because of this, WalzCraft strongly recommends that final decisions regarding the selection of a wood species should always be made with finished samples, even if the finish is only a Natural / Clear Coat (no stain).

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using a natural (no stain finish):

  • Maple – Hard (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Maple – Hard – Bird’s Eye (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Maple – Hard – Straight Grain (Select/Premium Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Oatmeal (ST)
Glaze Color: Graphite
Glaze Method: DMSW
  • Color: Oatmeal (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Graphite
  • Glaze Method: Dusted Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW)

Dusted Glaze

There are two options for achieving a desired look with Dusted glaze. The first option, “Dusted” Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW), utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before wiping with a clean, dry cloth dampened with mineral spirits. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Graphite or Sand Dust Glaze.

The second option, “Dusted” Method Dry Wiped (DMDW), also utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before it is wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Sand Dust Glaze.

Both methods will alter the appearance of the original SolidTone® color and cause a variation between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components.


This option is only available with Graphite or Sand Dust Glaze.

SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Saffron (ST)
Glaze Color: Sand Dust
Glaze Method: DMSW
  • Color: Saffron (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Sand Dust
  • Glaze Method: Dusted Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW)

Dusted Glaze

There are two options for achieving a desired look with Dusted glaze. The first option, “Dusted” Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW), utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before wiping with a clean, dry cloth dampened with mineral spirits. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Graphite or Sand Dust Glaze.

The second option, “Dusted” Method Dry Wiped (DMDW), also utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before it is wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Sand Dust Glaze.

Both methods will alter the appearance of the original SolidTone® color and cause a variation between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components.


SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Sage (ST)
Glaze Color: Graphite
Glaze Method: DMSW
  • Color: Sage (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Graphite
  • Glaze Method: Dusted Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW)

Dusted Glaze

There are two options for achieving a desired look with Dusted glaze. The first option, “Dusted” Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW), utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before wiping with a clean, dry cloth dampened with mineral spirits. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Graphite or Sand Dust Glaze.

The second option, “Dusted” Method Dry Wiped (DMDW), also utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before it is wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Sand Dust Glaze.

Both methods will alter the appearance of the original SolidTone® color and cause a variation between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components.


SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Sandstone (ST)
Rub Through: RBT 100
RBT Option: Heritage (W)
  • Color: Sandstone (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Rub Through: Stained Rub Through(RBT 100)
  • Rub Through Option: Heritage (Wiping Stain)

Stained Rub Through

Our RBT100 is considered a heavy wear that will rub through the stain or paint to expose the MDF or bare wood beneath. Pronounced areas of wear will be achieved with a combination of an orbital sander and scraper applied randomly to the inside and outside of the stiles and rails, corners of the raised center panel, and corners of the center panel reveal of doors. Most products are available with a Rub Through. Wear is not applied to a veneered flat center panel on a door or drawer front or to sheet goods. Exposed areas from a rub-through may be left raw, stained, or glazed before finishing with a “clear” topcoat.

* Rub Throughs on MDF will not look the same as those on solid wood.

SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple w/ Tan (ST)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Color: Tan (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.

*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Maple-Hard - Tan - Graphite - Dusted Method Solvent Wiped
Maple w/ Tan (ST)
Glaze Color: Graphite Glaze Method: DMSW
  • Color: Tan (SolidTone®)
  • Wood: Maple – Hard/Soft Mix (Paint Grade)
  • Glaze Color: Graphite
  • Glaze Method: Dusted Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW)

Dusted Glaze

There are two options for achieving a desired look with Dusted glaze. The first option, “Dusted” Method Solvent Wiped (DMSW), utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before wiping with a clean, dry cloth dampened with mineral spirits. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Graphite or Sand Dust Glaze.

The second option, “Dusted” Method Dry Wiped (DMDW), also utilizes a spray gun to lightly apply glaze to the edge and face, focusing on the profiled areas. The glaze is allowed to set a short time before it is wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level. The glaze used for this method is unique to this process and is only available on the SolidTone® colors with an * behind them on page R2-1 of our Product Specifications Catalog. This option is only available with Sand Dust Glaze.

Both methods will alter the appearance of the original SolidTone® color and cause a variation between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it becomes necessary to apply glaze to all refacing or sheet stock, moldings and accent components.


SolidTone® (Paint) Finish (ST)

SolidTone® (Paint) Finishes (ST) are composed of solid color pigments mixed with our topcoat. A coat of primer is applied first. After drying, the product is lightly scuff-sanded and inspected for defects. If found, defects are filled and the product is lightly scuff sanded and primed again. After the final scuff sanding, we apply the coat of solid color.

Panels that require a glue-up when made in solid wood will be manufactured in Solid MDF or Hybrid Material when ordering a SolidTone® finish. If a panel is ordered with a Rub Through option, then it will be made from Solid Wood.

SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP)

All of our SolidTone® (Paint) Colors are also available with our SolidTone® Plus Finish (STP) option. Our SolidTone ® Plus Finish (STP) includes all the great features of our SoildTone® (ST) Finish PLUS the addition of a clear (no color) top coat. The clear top coat adds an extra layer of protection that can be beneficial in heavy-wear situations or when using darker colors. Additionally, SolidTone Plus delivers a smoother finish on the back of the product and a softer feel overall. Applying the clear finish will slightly change the appearance of the product, so we strongly recommend ordering a color block sample before proceeding with your order. When ordering a color block with SolidTone® Plus, please indicate “SolidTone® Plus” in the Special Instructions column on the order form.

Learn More

We suggest using SolidTone® colors on the following wood species:

  • Maple – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Birch – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Poplar – Paint (Solid MDF Center Panel)
  • Solid MDF (1 or 5-Piece)
  • View all Paint Grade Wood Species

For best results we recommend ordering Maple due to the natural characteristics of this material, the grain is less likely to show through after painting.

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Oak - Red w/ LAW (SNW)
Glaze Color: Cream
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: Light American Walnut (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Oak – Red
  • Glaze Color: Cream
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Oak – Red (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Oak – Quarter Sawn (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Oak – Red – Rift Sawn (Select/Premium Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.

Oak - Red w/ Honey (W)
Glaze Color: Brown
Glaze Method: DWFP
  • Stain: Honey (Wiping Stain)
  • Wood: Oak – Red
  • Glaze Color: Brown
  • Glaze Method: Dry Wiped – With Flow Pen Method (DWFP)
  • Glaze Intensity: Light (LG)

Dry Wiped With Flow Pen Glaze

This method utilizes a brush, rag, or spray gun to apply glaze to the entire face and profiled areas of the product. The glaze is then wiped away with a clean, dry cloth, leaving the glaze build up at the desired level of intensity. Using a flow pen, the glaze is then applied to the crevices, corners, and profiled areas.

This method will alter the appearance of the original color and wood species combination and causes the color to vary between the front and back side of the product. Due to the glazing effect, it also becomes necessary to apply glaze to all sheet stock, moldings, and accent components.


*You must select either “Light” or “Heavy” intensity. The difference is the amount of glaze build-up left in the corners on the center panel.

Wiping Stains

Wiping stains are applied by spraying the stain onto the product and immediately wiping off the excess material with a rag. This process is by far the most common finishing method in the wood industry.

Common Wood Species and Grade combinations when using this stain color:

  • Oak – Red (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Oak – Red – Quarter Sawn (Select/Premium Grade)
  • Oak – Red (Rustic Grade)

Color Samples

This is an In-Stock Color Block and is available for purchase as an Individual Color Block or as part of a Color Block Set.

Disclaimer for Color

Actual product color and detail may vary due to individual computer preferences and monitor settings. We highly recommend ordering an actual product sample of the species and stain color to eliminate any confusion.

Please contact our Customer Support Team to place your order.