In this study, the production of waste paint natural dye (ISO 1574 / TS 1563) from the sources of human / environment friendly countries has been carried out to determine the use of organic dye obtained from tea plant extract in wood protection industry. Water retention rates (%) from % retention rate and physical properties/amount of substance to be washed were determined. Impregnation has been carried out according to ASTM-D 1413-76, in consideration of the strong holding property of the produced paint. Scoth pine (Pinus sylvestris L.),Poplar, Iroko, Larex, Black pine and Oriental beech (Fagusorientalis Lipsky) species were used as tree species. According to the results of the experiment; The highest value for% retention was achieved in beech wood (6.75%) and the lowest in Iroko wood (1.58%). The highest water uptake rate was observed in the rooster control (72 hours/73.98 %), the highest tea treatment (72 hours/95.56%) and the highest washout in the Iroko wood (72 hours / 95.88%).