Wood Finish

Wood Finish Collection: Stains, Top Coats, Oils, Epoxy & More

A complete finishing project covers every stage from raw wood preparation to the final protective coat. This collection brings together all the wood finish categories available at Infinity Tools — stains, top coats, food-safe oils, epoxy, tints, and sanding supplies — so you can source an entire finishing system in one place.

For color, choose between our water-based stains — including General Finishes dye stains and pigmented stains — or browse the full wood stain collection that spans oil-based, water-based, and gel stain formulas. For protection, the water-based polyurethane top coats collection covers interior and exterior applications from General Finishes.

When natural oil penetration is the goal, the Odie's Oil Food Safe Wood Finish and Odie's Oil Wood Butter offer a deep, food-safe penetrating finish ideal for cutting boards, butcher blocks, and serving pieces. Both products cure into the wood fiber rather than building a film, so they enhance the natural look without plastic-like surface buildup.

Pigments, Tints & Sanding Supplies

Custom color work is supported by Mixol Universal Tints and the Eye Candy 30 Pc Sample Pigment Pack for metallic and pearlescent effects in epoxy and resin work. Surface preparation is handled by Mirka Abranet mesh grip sanding discs and Mirka wet/dry sanding sheets — professional sanding abrasives that load less and last longer than standard sandpaper.

Water-based stains and top coats from General Finishes
Food-safe penetrating oils from Odie's Oil
Pigments and tints for epoxy and custom color work
Professional Mirka sanding abrasives for surface preparation

Frequently Asked Questions

What wood finish categories are available at Infinity Tools?

The wood finish collection covers water-based stains, oil-based stains, gel stains, water-based polyurethane top coats, food-safe penetrating oils, epoxy pigments, universal tints, and professional sanding abrasives — everything needed from raw wood through final topcoat.

What is the difference between a penetrating oil finish and a film-forming topcoat?

A penetrating oil like Odie's Oil absorbs into the wood fiber, enhancing natural color and providing protection without building a surface film. A film-forming topcoat such as General Finishes High Performance Top Coat builds a hard protective layer above the wood surface for greater abrasion resistance.

Which wood finish is food safe for cutting boards and butcher blocks?

Odie's Oil products are food safe once cured. Both the Odie's Oil Wood Finish and Odie's Oil Wood Butter are designed for surfaces that contact food, making them the right choice for cutting boards, serving boards, and kitchen accessories.

What stain options are available for achieving a dark espresso or ebony look on wood?

For deep dark tones, the General Finishes water-based dye stains include Ebony, available in the water-based stain collection. Gel stains in Java and similar dark tones are available in the full wood stain collection and provide excellent coverage on soft or porous woods.

Can I use Mixol tints in epoxy resin for river tables and decorative pours?

Yes. Mixol Universal Tints are compatible with epoxy resin and can be used to create transparent, opaque, or metallic color effects in river table pours, void fills, and decorative castings. The Eye Candy pigment packs also offer metallic and pearlescent effects for epoxy work.

What sanding supplies does Infinity Tools carry for finishing work?

The finishing collection includes Mirka Abranet 5" mesh grip sanding discs and Mirka 9x11 wet/dry sanding sheets. Mirka Abranet's open mesh construction resists loading, extending abrasive life and improving dust extraction.

What is the best topcoat for an exterior wood project?

The General Finishes Exterior 450 Clear Top Coat is UV-stable and formulated to expand and contract with wood through seasonal moisture changes, making it the right choice for exterior doors, trim, and outdoor furniture. It is not intended for horizontal deck surfaces.

Do the water-based stains and top coats form a compatible system?

Yes. General Finishes water-based stains and top coats in the water-based stain and water-based poly collections are designed to be used together as a system. Stain first, let cure, then topcoat for a complete, durable finish.

What is Infinity Tools' return and quality policy on finishing products?

All finishing products are covered by the Infinity Tools Quality Guarantee. If a product does not meet expectations, contact the team for assistance.

Where can I find guides on how to apply wood stain and topcoat properly?

The Infinity Tools Learn blog covers finishing technique from start to finish — stain selection, application methods, avoiding lap marks, and topcoating sequences — with practical guidance for both beginners and experienced woodworkers.