Layer-by-layer recoloring: Enables gradual darkening for a natural antler appearance
Easy application: Simple process for consistent results
Compatible with spray paint: Enhances shine and depth after staining
Suitable for all antler types: Works on deer antlers for versatile use
Summarized by Shop
VAT Antler Stain is made to recolor antlers one layer at a time. Each layer that is applied will make the antler darker. We suggest coloring the whole antler first, then ¾ from the base up then ½ from the base up then finish whatever looks natural. After antler stain is dry apply a light coat of clear spray paint. This will add some shine and dep
Application Method
Spray
Color
Brown, Black
Animal Type
Deer
Pattern
None
Summarized by Shop
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Post surgery project
The days leading up to my surgery, I found myself trying to figure out what I was going to do to occupy my time after I was home for a month. I decided that I wanted to restore a dead head muley I found in Wyoming while Antelope hunting. So I ordered the antler stain, after a few days home from the hospital I got to work on my project. Needless to say the antler stain was exactly what I needed. The rack looks like I just got it back from the taxidermist. Quality product and shipping was fast, I have a few more skulls in mind so I ordered the degreaser and the bone bright. Can’t wait to see what those products do! I will definitely be ordering more items from you guys
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Eric · August 17, 2026
Antler stain
Works like a dream. Made a real nice set of sun bleached elk antlers look like a fresh set right off it's dome.
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Justin · August 18, 2026
It does a good job
Had a nice dead head I wanted to redo. Used the coffee bean method and fooled around with various satins but didn’t like the results I was getting. Went ahead and order some “Antler Stain” and followed the instructions. It actually turned out better than I thought. I put my first stain on and let it dry for a day. From there it was pretty simple. I’d advise just letting the coats dry for a day to really let it set. I recommend.