2024年12月9日 · Sansin is the global leader in environmentally-friendly wood protection. Since 1986, we’ve been focused on creating the best performing, most beautiful water-borne wood finishes in the world.

Whether you choose from our family of penetrating transparent finishes or from our collection of solid hide colors, Sansin Enviro Stains deliver exceptional beauty that lasts.

Exterior protection for siding, decks, furniture and millwork. Should you protect your wood home with a water or an oil-based coating? With Sansin’s line of Exterior Enviro Stains, you can have the best of both worlds.

Adaptable wood protection for industrial applications. Dramatically improves topcoat performance for timbers, dimensional laminated lumber and engineered wood, while also protecting wood during construction. Can be used as the first coat of an architectural coating system.

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to Sansin Precision Coat formulas for both interior and exterior wood surfaces. All KP-12 . bsorption. Protects timbers and engineered lumber against wood rot; protects end grain and …

oat SDF system facilitates complete control of finish clarity, color and grain definition, in an exceptionally durable, beautiful wood coating. Designers and factory finishers can utilize …

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Sansin, in Korean religion, a guardian spirit residing in mountains, whose cult has been closely associated with mountain tigers and is still fostered in Korean Buddhist temples. In early indigenous religion of Korea, worship of sacred mountains gradually gave way to worship of wild bears, wolves, and especially tigers, who roamed the mountains.