Search results for 'Orange mineral powders'
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$31.95These oil based aniline dye powders can be disolved in turpentine, naphtha or any oil based varnish or paint. Use them to make stain for wood or tint different oil based mediums including many paste waxes. They are excellent for tinting a final finish for color adjustment. Use them in combinations to achieve a variety of wood or color tones. The colors are brilliant, complex and penetrate deeply. A good choice for the pro who wants an edge. Mix 1 oz. dye to 16 oz. solvent for a medium tone. The more dye you add the deeper the tone. Learn More -
$99.95Whether you're completing repairs or working a full restoration, there is, in most cases, a need for touch up. With this color box, customizing any color tone is possible.These 12 colors are dry powders. Some are aniline dyes, some are earth pigments, others are colors ground from stone. They are disolved best in alcohol and alcohol based finishes. They work exceptionally well with our pre mixed French polish - Rocket Pad. Learn More
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$39.95Aqueous Stain Binder is a non film forming binder for water stain powders. It helps to prevent migration of dye into coating.
Directions: Measure stain powder at desired strength. Dissolve powder into Aqueous Stain Binder. May be diluted with water up to 50% and still maintain binding effect. Dries in 30 minutes. When dry, proceed with coating application as usual. Learn More -
$31.95These oil based aniline dye powders can be disolved in turpentine, naphtha or any oil based varnish or paint. Use them to make stain for wood or tint different oil based mediums including many paste waxes. They are excellent for tinting a final finish for color adjustment. Use them in combinations to achieve a variety of wood or color tones. The colors are brilliant, complex and penetrate deeply. A good choice for the pro who wants an edge. Mix 1 oz. dye to 16 oz. solvent for a medium tone. The more dye you add the deeper the tone. Learn More -
$31.95These oil based aniline dye powders can be disolved in turpentine, naphtha or any oil based varnish or paint. Use them to make stain for wood or tint different oil based mediums including many paste waxes. They are excellent for tinting a final finish for color adjustment. Use them in combinations to achieve a variety of wood or color tones. The colors are brilliant, complex and penetrate deeply. A good choice for the pro who wants an edge. Mix 1 oz. dye to 16 oz. solvent for a medium tone. The more dye you add the deeper the tone. Learn More -
$12.95Potassium Bichromate is an orange crystal that when dissolved in water and applied to certain woods will turn them a deep brown. The amount of tannin in the wood will determine the depth of color. Works well on hardwoods like oak, ash, cherry, walnut, etc. It works very well on mahogany to produce deep browns. Always experement on scraps to determine suitability.
Mix 1/2 oz. Potassium Bichromate to 1/2 gallon of water for a medium strength mix. For a stronger mix add more crystal or make a second application. For lighter shades add water to dilute the solution.
Potassium Bichromate is an oxidizer. Always wear gloves when handeling. Wear a dust mask when handeling the dry crystal. Learn More