What's New?

So what's the difference? Here's how they compare:


Cobblestone Textured Basecoat		Sage RECLAIM

Textured Basecoat (TBC)		RECLAIM

Bonds to almost any surface		Bonds to almost any surface

Prep: NO Stripping, Sanding, or Priming! Surface must be clean, dry, grease & wax free		Prep: NO Stripping, Sanding, or Priming! Surface must be clean, dry, grease & wax free

Thick like peanut butter to allow you to achieve very textured finishes, or use it in thinner coats for a "smooth" finish.		Slightly textured (much thinner than TBC). Use it in thin coats for a nearly smooth finish, or create subtle texture with a heavier application.

After TBC dries, at least a light sanding is usually necessary to remove slight roughness in the finish.		No sanding necessary, unless you want to achieve a distressed look.

Protective clear coat recommended (Liberon Wax or a high quality polyurethane)		Sealer already incorporated. Dries to a soft sheen. (For exterior use or extra durability, add clear coat.)

Adding a glaze: Toner is designed for TBC. Warm brown in color. Really bites into and stains areas of wood exposed during the sanding process.		Adding a glaze: RECLAIM Antiquing Glaze is designed for RECLAIM. Much lighter in color than Toner. Will not stain as aggressively as Toner.