Emerald Green Stain Made With Dye For Wood - Bright Emerald Green Dye

[@Klipse11]

That’s the perfect color of emerald I’ve been looking to produce. Amazing work and excellent video!

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you so much! Happy I am able to help out :)

[@brentp6120]

You're super talented! Don't be nervous about making videos. You're doing great. 😄

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you 👍I am finishing up a new additive product right now, and will be back to videos very soon :)

[@alabdullanada]

“I won’t let you guys suffer through my ramblings” hearing you speak is a joy sir, and you are an exquisite artist. This was a wonder to watch. Thank you very much for your work!

[@Snakebloke]

No need to feel nervous mate, absolutely loved the video and the colour is just _magnificent_ Much love from the UK! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@KedaWoodDye]

That is awesome! Thank you mate! Appreciated more than you know :)

[@SaintFredrocks]

I just wanted to thank you for these videos. I always get at least one tidbit to help me in my wood dying journey. You have some great dyes BTW.

[@carysasaki4116]

Just got my 5 dye mix in the mail and your channel is a great resource! I'm glad that you posted the dye mixing formulas and steps. I haven't found any written recipes for different colors online so I've had to hunt them down through your past videos.

[@devinl9464]

This looks awesome! I was thinking of using this stain color for a DIY guitar kit

[@sonialila7880]

This is exactly what I needed! I am restoring an old chair and wanted an emerald green color that will show all the beautiful graining. Thank you!

[@bluesbubba7429]

Thanks! That is actually what I'm looking for, the color, everything. And it's for a guitar too.

[@KedaWoodDye]

@@bluesbubba7429 Happy I could help out. Thank you for watching

[@BenGeorgia]

Many thanks for creating and sharing your wonderful work! I enjoyed watching and I learned something too! Ty.

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you! I really do plan on getting back to videos when my Son returns back to the Military. Really is a long and interesting story, which I will tell when I come back online. I just chose to be a Father above all, and it looks like it all worked out ;) Thank you so much for your kind input 🙏🏻 😊 ❤

[@Dropaprayer]

This was perfect! Exactly the color i needed for a new guitar build, thanks!

[@KedaWoodDye]

Yay! So Happy I could help out :) Check one more off the list that I owe KZbin for all the help I have received hahaha

[@WilliamMurphy-wp79]

I'm amazed how this dye can transform just a regular piece of pine. Really love your videos, keep it up!

[@jamiebjorklund288]

This green is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE color. I have watched a few of your videos. They are very interesting. I love the depth of color that these dyes give the wood. It almost looks like there is metallic paint chips in the wood after you seal them. Gorgeous

[@calebproductions5970]

Amen brother

[@googleuser8532]

This is awesome man! Thanks for explaining it clearly and thoroughly! I already ordered the dyes and a scale! I will be doing this to my Ludwig all birch drum set soon! Excited to take this shared knowledge and apply it to my project! Thanks a ton man! Saved me the headache and frustration of finding a beautiful green like this! Perfect! 👌👌👌

[@dx-gl9vl]

Hey how did dying the Ludwig kit turn out? I'm actually watching this video for the same reason.

[@IntrexinCustom]

You've done great with your videos, Keep it up! I just got my 5 color kit in the mail today and the reason I went with Keda dyes was because of the gorgeous examples in your video

[@IntrexinCustom]

Another question actually, how long can you store a dye for? Any advice on containers?

[@bobburchett8517]

Great question Drew Pickard, I have been wondering the same. I heard somewhere, that once the Dye is mixed, over a short period of time, the colors loose their brilliance. You need the Master, or as I call him, the Keda Dye Guy" for the straight scoop on that. I would like to know!!!

[@montygore]

I watched your video 3 times. I have been building guitars for fun and wanted a nice green. Thanks again

[@edgar-j6h]

Beautiful color. Great video. You do not ramble on. Just subscribed. Thanks

[@KedaWoodDye]

An inspiration. Thank you 🙏

[@anthonysclafani3963]

Great video! You really know what you're doing with these dyes, I've watched every one of your videos and all of them are fantastic. Thank you for making these videos, your channel is one of my favorites! Keep up the great work :)

[@scottbenson6390]

Love the color Never heard of that kid before would like to know more I guess this weekend I would have to start going to the different stores and asking

[@KedaWoodDye]

Only available online at this point. No stores have picked the kit up yet 🤷‍♂️ Available at Amazon, eBay, Etsy, or the kedadyeinc.com/ordering-information/ website if that helps out. Thank you for watching 👍 😊

[@kzalaska4804]

Thank you so much for posting this. I have never dyed wood before and I have a beautiful quilted maple guitar top that I want to do in this exact color to make a bass for my wife. You cut my anxiety about screwing up a $250 piece of maple immensely.

[@a.o.647]

Very nice video thank you sir! Super long but worth watching that's for sure. I've never used this product but it looks pretty cheap on eBay and well worth buying to see how I can make some really cool dyed wood projects.

[@satalajmore]

Dude, your work is awesome. We are enjoying your videos one by one. 🙏

[@arcticgummibear4500]

I can't wait to see how my wheel barrow handles turn out..I'm going with the green as well!!

[@meganthiesen2603]

wow that looks so amazing, so multi dimensional and shiny!! You are doing great, keep it up!

[@bluesbubba7429]

Thanks man! I mixed it to your specs, and it looks great. I will let you know how the top looks.

[@KedaWoodDye]

@bluesbubba7429 Happy I could be a small part of your project fam. It is an honor. Thank you 🙏

[@bluesbubba7429]

@@KedaWoodDye I mixed the dye, perfect! I let it rest for 24 hours, and then applied the emerald green dye to a guitar I had been building, it is horrible piece of basswood. However, the dye brought out the grain and and the color is outsanding. I'm very pleased with the overall look. A mediocre project gone good!

[@toddphelps5030]

The result is beautiful! Thank you so much for making this video.

[@Sniper_Cat_71]

Those are some stunning colors, great job!

[@davidgreer5395]

I'm working on a personal project for my place, and I'm using the Shou Sugi Ban technique before I add color. I've watched countless videos for different coloring methods...so far you give more tips and helpful info. Which helps in considering how I want my piece to come out. I bought some Ultra Marine by Miniwax last week, beautiful color. However I loved how your green came out so I might have to wait for my Keda Dye packs to come in, or use them on a second piece. lol Can you make something with Red or Crimson? That would be awesome because my next piece is going to be a redish color. Thanks for such informative videos and keep up the great work!

[@KedaWoodDye]

I will work on that and try to have it done very soon. Thank you for the idea 👍

[@dionicyridwenn998]

Is ok I'm anxious too thanks you for sharing this feeling with me during this video

[@JScott-ut8ko]

Fantastic video my friend! Working on a guitar with a flame maple top and this is the exact color I was going for! Earned a sub from me! Cheers! 🍻

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you! Cheers back 🍻

[@Trac3r.]

Oh my. I will have some of that. I’m building a wooden pagoda house. This will do me very nicely

[@FluffyOctopus]

This green is gorgeous! Thank you!

[@timjarrett1693]

Beautiful color… now I have to try it 😅

[@KedaWoodDye]

You got this 👍

[@TreDogOfficial]

Thanks for all your content! I ordered 15 grams of red and blue, respectively. I'm taking a risk by using this product on an outdoor greenhouse, but I will be applying a low VOC wood sealer as well as wrapping the wood in greenhouse film. I'll update you as to the longevity of the dye under said conditions. Even if it fades after a season, I don't really mind. It costs me half as much as professional wood stain and it is even more vibrant. I am going to upgrade the greenhouse after four years so I can always be apply the dye after that.

[@KedaWoodDye]

Just be sure the wood is fully sealed all the way around, and you may be surprised how well it can hold up 😉 May lose a little intensity in the first two years, but that has been my experience on the outdoors part. The rain has actually been more brutal than the Sun has been, but that is because of me not sealing 100% on some projects. Otherwise, mine has held up much better than I expected once I sealed the wood better. Example: 1 - picnic table I redid I didn't get enough sealer between the boards. Meaning I didn't pull the boards off, then seal the sides of them when I redid the top. #2 I didn't seal a base that I planned on having buried in the ground (very ignorant I know). I used a viscquine plastic thinking that would be a barrier for the top soil rains. Nope lol when she rains is funny how deep that water can soak into the soil. Literally ran up the wood from the bottom side up into the wood coloring itself. Redid this, and sealed all the way down, and has held up for about 18 months now. A big old Maple shades it after about 1PM ish but otherwise, I am even surprised there is still any color left given the first couple debacles I had hahaha.

[@TreDogOfficial]

Keda Wood Dye haha that's awesome to hear! Well I'm really glad to hear there might be a way to get some real longevity out of this product. I'll be sealing every individual strut and I'll be very meticulous now. You know, I had pretty much given up on ever finding a high pigment product on the market. So it was a real shock when I found the colors I had dreamt of for such a reasonable price. I'm really excited about the potential now. Thanks so much and have an awesome day! :D

[@kellihardman7069]

This is my first time seeing this product and technique; I was looking for a way to paint a stained piano emerald. What are your tips for that project? Would I need to strip and sand to bare wood, or is it pigmented enough to handle the existing stain?

[@mbrown5494]

Hi, Thanks for these videos, very informative! I have 2 questions about this color. 1) Why isopropyl alcohol instead of the lacquer thinner you typically use? 2) I have the Keda liquid dye set, Is there an equivalent recipe to get this great color? Thanks!

[@mh2289]

Beautiful color!

[@mam29mm]

I LOVE this color.

[@357Dejavu]

Your videos are awesome! I love them! By the way this green is amazing

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you 👍🏻 I know I really need to get back to doing these asap. In processing of moving and is a huge project. Hoping in a week the majors will be done with and get back to a standard grind lol Thank you again, and thank you for watching!

[@montygore]

Hey man. I am new at this and I think you did a very helpful video. Thank you

[@Heartwing37]

That. Is. Gorgeous!

[@isaiahkolb3801]

This is awesome! I'm using this dye for a guitar and I needed some help getting the correct green. This green haha. Great work

[@KedaWoodDye]

That is great too hear! I know this green dye video will help 3 people for sure then, and that makes it all the more enjoyable! Glad to help out!

[@JohnBrown-nk4on]

That looks great! Thanks for the video, very helpful. I was wondering how to get very strong bold colors for a project I will be making. Perfect video!

[@KedaWoodDye]

John Brown Man, I really appreciate that! Thank you! 👍

[@Archangel77799]

Dude you're awesome! Thank you for sharing-- this helps so much with my projects!!

[@markdesouza6044]

This is great instruction. What Seether did you use? I couldn't quite see it.

[@KedaWoodDye]

I believe that was a standard lacquer. In fact, looking at the can I am most certain this was specifically Rust-Oleum Crystal clear acrylic lacquer if wanting the actual sealer... thank you for watching and hope that helps out 👍

[@twonline1579]

Every time I try making any sort of green color the dye starts to separate into the base yellow and blue on the wood fibers itself. Using pure Isopropyl Alcohol works better than water, but the separation still happens. This has happened to me on Pine, treated Baltic Birch, and untreated Baltic Birch. Any thoughts on how to get the blue and yellow to stay green together?

[@alangeorgebarstow]

That shade of green is my favourite colour in the universe. I actually call it a bright apple green. It goes sensationally alongside a gloss black.

[@mrgreengenes04]

These videos are great. Love the green.

[@l.acemorris3505]

I love this this is awesome great job I'm trying to make a gaming setup in my room and making wooden shelves etc... This is super amazing 😍

[@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342]

Shiniest green wood on earth!

[@zaganfallenengel]

Sir your videos are great thanks for sharing such great info and in perfect detail...

[@btheman779]

have you used the dye on burnt wood? does the dye still penetrate into the charred bits?

[@KedaWoodDye]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6XLfKCjjqiphK8 Took me a bit to get around to Sugi, but hope this helps. I think it turned out pretty darn nice. Thank you for watching 👍

[@Babbaha]

is it resistant to scratches? and do you have any experience of painting tiles. I want to paint my bathroom tiles and I want them be glossy like yours. I like the way you do it

[@KedaWoodDye]

The scratch resistance will actually depend more on the clear coat sealer you are using, moreso than the wood dye. Like a hard Nitrocellulose lacquer would probably be a good choice, but I would recommend mixing the Keda Liquid Dye into nitro lacquer. You can just add a couple drops right to the lacquer itself. You could also add a top clear coat or 2 atop of the colored lacquer, to try and protect the colored lacquer, and is much easier to repair if the worst case scenario happens and you do get a scratch. Then you can just take clear and go over the top, instead of redoing the color. Is just easier maintenance wise is all. Hope that helps out, and hey thank you for watching... appreciate it 👍

[@Babbaha]

@@KedaWoodDye thank you very much for a quick and well clarified reply

[@KedaWoodDye]

@@Babbaha happy I could help out👍

[@ctlfelix2974]

Wish you would come back

[@beauedwards5572]

This is a killer color!!! Thanks so much for this! I’m building a custom guitar that I want to do in this color! One thing I didn’t catch is how many coats of lacquer you apply to get your glass smooth appearance. Can you please advise?

[@KedaWoodDye]

That is a little more complicated to explain, because it really can vary based on the sealer itself. However, on this video was one flash coat (very light coat) let dry, then applied a descent coat, light sanding with 400 grit (unless you have defects which could be a different process, depending on the sealer and defect for how I would approach that) then followed by the top coat. So really this is just 2.5 coats, but if doing a guitar, you may want to consider around 5-7, with wet sand and polishing on top coat. Thank you for watching and generous words. Really appreciate it 👍

[@kylemessicktiedyecollector5690]

I like your Emerald Green Because I want that for the Tie Dye Sunburst.

[@RadRanger_]

Love the color!! Will this work on birch cabinet grade plywood?

[@chris-xq4eo]

great video! awesome looking results. Has a watermelon rind vibe to it!

[@nicholasleitenberger3707]

Good job man staining a bow soon any advice for first time?

[@timshettlesworth5147]

I want to do this for a kitchen knife handle. Have you ever tried stabilizing the wood after this dye? probably wont have as deep of a color as the lacquer but I don't think the lacquer would be a good enough finish for a knife.

[@silvermonk13]

gorgeous color

[@geoffreyhawn1816]

Can you screw it up to point you can’t go back? I would like to try this on some old birch , or ash gunstocks for my daughters. Really not sure of the species but they are light. Once you start dying and if you don’t like the results can you strip and or bleach it out?

[@KedaWoodDye]

Geoffrey Hawn yes, you could do either, or even sand it back as well. If you just want a total reset, then bleach will remove Keda Dye pretty darn quick. I was planning on doing this video soon. I have never seen Keda have a finish that couldn’t be saved ;)

[@sweettooth5737]

Absolutely beautiful! ( and I'm not usually keen on the color green.lol)

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank you! Green dye does have it's place I know, but emerald green can look exceptional on guitars and accent pieces ;)

[@badatmath8995]

This color is absolutely amazing and just what I was looking for in wood stain. But I was wondering, how different would this possibly look using a wipe on polyurethane? I'm looking to do a speaker enclosure with it and wanted to do a good few coats of polyurethane to really protect it from the elements and I heard you mention the spray urethane could affect color.

[@LaurenLoncar]

this is so inspiring and informative, thank you for sharing!!

[@edlamp6402]

This is so helpful. Thank you for your experience .

[@JohnBrown-nk4on]

Do you have a video that shows the process for getting a really nice and smooth color transition? I would love to know how to do the exact colors and fade of the blue to cyan color that is on the les Paul guitar on the packaging! Please let me know if you could provide some info on how to achieve these colors and fade. I will be using some select pine for my project I’m working on.... Also, I wonder if you ever use the wood pretreatment that is used to help keep the amount the wood accepts the stain more even?

[@Jermreedy]

would it work if you finished it with Tru-Oil?

[@Jermreedy]

sorry, found the answer in the comments! lol

[@KedaWoodDye]

Not a problem lol Thank you for watching! Really appreciate it 👍

[@TheJollyMisanthrope]

If you want to have two dyes on the same board, let's say you have a square within a square, and they are each supposed to be a completely different color, will using something like masking tape keep one from bleeding into another? Like you put down the masking tape to create the first square then stain that. Do you think it will seep under the tape?

[@5fingerdeathpunch0]

dude it looks sick! love that color

[@crystalcarson4877]

I've got a sanded engineered wood, but I can't get the color to penetrate. Is there anything I can do?

[@KedaWoodDye]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJOuiKBqp9aGjs0 This video will hopefully help. Can mix it with water based clear and apply that way too.

[@meadish]

Would it be possible to achieve something similar to a surf green colour using these dyes? I realize surf green contains an element of white, and the dyes do not. But could it somehow be hacked by some sort of surface prep of the wood beforehand, or adding something on top?

[@volvoax1356]

Please tell me what type of finish lacquer you used thanks

[@designdoubletap]

What sealer would you recommend for a workbench top? Polyurethane? Don't worry I won't be doing alot of banging on it

[@KedaWoodDye]

Poly should work well. I have poly on my finish bench works great til it gets hit by the torch, but I don't think any sealer can hold up against that hahaha 👍 Soooo if using torch I put aluminum foil underneath now 😁

[@moreshi6017]

Gorgeous

[@BryanlHarris]

Wow this is super cool. I’m totally building a guitar pedal board and using i our videos for sure!

[@intervalkid]

Do you think it possible to get similar or close to similar results with some good alder? It is a bit darker but I hope it will shine the color as well in blue.

[@KedaWoodDye]

The dyes work on every wood I have ever tested them on, except black walnut (which is such a dark wood) but the dye stain did color the lighter parts of the walnut and added a tint to it. With that said, the wood really is the foundation to any finish. With alder, the dyes will add depth in the knots and create like a 3D look many areas as the light reflects off the colored cellulose. It is kinda difficult to explain, but when you color and seal the wood, you will see what I mean 🤷‍♂️ Long story short, the dye will color alder, and will add depth and dimensions in areas. It may not be as much as say a quilt maple, but I have seen Keda Dye enhance all wood I have ever applied it to. Even pine and fir has a very nice looking finish with a good sanding :) Hey thank you for watching...really appreciate it 👍

[@drewhaight2809]

Hey, I’m new to this kind of stuff. I was wanting to refinish a wooden gun stock, and I was wondering if I took off the original stain if this would work for that?

[@KedaWoodDye]

Drew Haight would work perfect for that! Seen several stocks done with both the powder dyes and the liquid dyes. Most will apply Tru oil as a wood sealer over the top of the dried dye stains, but yes, would work very well as an emerald green wood stain for gun stocks

[@KedaWoodDye]

Oh one last thing, once you strip the old wood stain off, and the wood has dried, just sand the wood to a 150 grit sandpaper, and it should be good to go for the new green stain 😉

[@drewhaight2809]

Keda Wood Dye thanks so much very helpful!

[@andreacoykendall1078]

What brands sealer did you use to get that shine at the end?

[@nikkijohnson7709]

Awesome video and color! Question though- the instructions on the powder dye says to mix with 1 tbsp of warm water first- but it looks here like you add straight to the alcohol and didn't say anything about it being warmed. When I follow the instructions, the dye in the container seems almost milky colored. did you do the warming or is that not super important when it comes to getting a color similar to this. Thanks!

[@KedaWoodDye]

The water first helps open the powders up faster is all. Doesnt have to be warm, but I personally like warm water to help the dyes dig into the wood. It can vary based the wood itself. May need to add a little more blue if the wood is more yellow in color. The wood does play a role, as well as the clear coat. Best advice, testing on scrap pieces of your specific project would yield the best results 😉.

[@nikkijohnson7709]

@@KedaWoodDye awesome, I'll give it a shot. Thank you!

[@animezone8946]

Can i use it on a painted wood?

[@rachelUVasquez]

That’s my question. Pls let me know

[@matt.ny84]

Just came across your channel and I love what you are doing. I was wondering if you could do something like a vibrant hot pink?

[@KedaWoodDye]

Matt No problem.... Coming right up 😀 Give me a couple days, and I will see what I can put together 👍

[@DerekMatthewCoverSongs]

You rock ! Thanks for the vid this was so helpful / cool to watch !

[@1badhoekaren903]

Hey man I really love your videos. You earned a sub from me. Im still new here and got a question for you. What clear code spary you use after the stain part?

[@KedaWoodDye]

Lacquer. You can use Nitrocellulose lacquer, etc, but this was done with a Valspar lacquer. As long as the green stain has dried though, you could pretty much use any type of wood sealer really 👍Hey thank you for watching and your encouragement! Both are very appreciated :)

[@1badhoekaren903]

@@KedaWoodDye Thank you sir. Hey please if you have the chance, can you do a distress birch plywood peice with the Black dye or Vivid Purple or any color you prefer. I have a project which is going to be a subwoofer enclosure that Im goin to be doin soon. Watching your videos Motivates me alot. Keep the videos coming. Im loving it💪💪.

[@KedaWoodDye]

@@1badhoekaren903 I will see what I can do :) I was planning on doing some fade videos, maybe that will be a good wood to toss into the mix 👍

[@KedaWoodDye]

The wood dyes were from the Keda Dye 5 Color kit that can be found at www.kedadyeinc.com on Amazon, eBay, or Etsy. The wood was a simple Yellow Pine and a Curly Maple. The wood dyes were mixed into the water based Spar Urethane clear coat sealer. Hope it helps out.

[@ericcisneros4113]

You get down bro. I just had one question. epoxy and the coat you use do they have different effect on the gloss

[@fontunetheteller410]

That'd be perfect for a tobacco pipe. Thanks

[@LukasOD5]

Amazing job, I'm actually planning on dying a mahogany body guitar that colour, but when I add an emerald green dye to a test peace of mohogany, it turns a yellow rather than green. Any idea what I should do to counteract this? Your content is excellent, keep it up 👍

[@fordguyfordguy]

Can you offer some advice? I just purchased the powder Keda dye pack, and I am confused about when you want to use water, v alcohol v. laquer thinner as a base?

[@ctbauss]

Is this food safe when cured? Thanks!

[@Tracks777]

Nice video! Keep it up!

[@KedaWoodDye]

Thank You! I will try, and try to get some more out in a more efficient manner now that Summer time is coming around.... Thank you again!

[@MAIDEN-mn3to]

I would love my drum set Painted this way

[@rodneydavis21]

Can you give an estimated ratio for this particular color using the "Liquid" dye?

[@Dontworryits]

That’s beautiful

[@DAMSKI357]

Do you know what the formula would be to make this colour green, with the liquid keda dyes? I have the 5 bottle set but wouldn’t know where to start when it comes to the mixing

[@chewbacca5986]

Subscribed today, and have to say I've stalked your videos today 😊. You make it look easy. I really want to try sanding down a tired old 80's yellowed looking veneered farmhouse table by dying it. Will this dye method work on veneer? I love the teal and gold colors and sheens you did in two other videos with the wood grain showing. Really Beautiful!! Going to pick up your kit on Amazon. Nervous to get started and what supplies to ensure i have before starting. HELP!!!!!

[@KedaWoodDye]

Shelly Norland Thank you for the stalking hahaha never thought I would say that one hahaha It really is very easy, so try not to be too nervous. Okay, so for the table, use paint stripper first. Peel as much off as you can before sanding. You want to do that so you have to sand less, especially veneer. Then, it will take a bit longer, but it runs less risk of sanding through if you use a finer grit like 180 grit. Now even if you have some old wood stain that remains, that is alright, it can add character, as long as the sealer is off. I mean you want to get as much off as you can, but don't think every spot has too be gone. Hope that makes sense? Since it has been sealed before, you shouldn't really need a whole lot of prep other than cleaning off the old finish, because it should have been sanded before, so the wood will not be rough or anything. Once wood table is cleaned up the rest is super easy. Just mix the wood dyes up, let them rest for about 30 mins, and apply. Follow up with a second coat to deepen the coloring further, let that dry, and burnish the dried dyes. Then on the very first coat over the dyes, be gentle, and go with a light touch. After that very first coat dries, then you can be more aggressive and apply the sealer heavier. You could probably go with a good polyurethane, lacquer, or even a wood floor sealer ;) If going with a spray can, you won't need an applicator for the sealer, and the spray, typically can leave the cleanest looking sealer finish, with the least amount of work. You will also need to know if you want a high gloss, which is a wet looking finish, and very shiny, or a flat looking finish, which would be a low gloss, matte', or satin finish. It really is very easy to use Keda Wood Dyes, it really is. You pretty much just need to get the dyes to the prepped wood, and seal them, they should do the rest for you ;) Thank you again for the stalking lol hope that helps out :)

[@chewbacca5986]

Keda Wood Dye - Wow!!! Thank you for the quick reply and confidence boost!!, Awesome! Ordered the dye kit last nite. Never used stripper before, but heard long ago that citris stripper is good and possibly low odor. If there's a better stripper alternative for my project, would much appreciate a recommend. And, what burnish technique will yield best results?

[@backmasking33]

but this is cool as hell man i love the color

[@mosfet51]

70% or 99% isopropyl alcohol? Really amazing color.

[@KedaWoodDye]

If you add dyes to a splash of water first, to help open them up better the 99% iso would work.

[@mosfet51]

@@KedaWoodDye thank you. Had to practice a some scrap. But found the alcohol works better. Love your product.

[@purpleheartscott8553]

Would any percentage isopropyl work? I believe I have 50% on hand. What does isopropyl do different than hot water? Thanks for demos. I've bought both liquid and powders recently.

[@commonconservative7551]

this would be awesome with a gun camouflage. ,i would be tempted to use microcrystalline wax for restoring furniture instead of the minwax