Stabilization is a process used to impregnate materials with resins to make the materials more durable. Commonly used with wood, the resins 'stabilize' the product making it water resistant, denser and will not allow the wood to crack, twist or warp any more.

Depending on the species of wood, some woods will double their weight. More dense woods will be less, but with the new equipment we had developed, along with the new stabilization we helped develop, we achieve a higher percentage in dense woods that other stabilizers cannot.

The wood is subjected to several processes, and in the end the wood is virtually unchanged in the looks. Yes, weight gain is evident, but no harsh, hard, white crusties to sand off to see what you have.

Stabilized wood from us, does not require a finish unless desired. A sanding process up to 400 grit a buffing wheel is all you need to achieve a beautiful smooth finish.