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Black Transfast Water Soluble Dye 1 oz

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  • Developed by renowned furniture restorer and finisher Jeff Jewitt, these TransFast water-soluble powder dyes outperform any we have tried. Because the dyes contain no fillers or extenders, each 1 oz. bottle makes a half gallon or more of stain, nearly twice as much as most other dyes!...

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    Developed by renowned furniture restorer and finisher Jeff Jewitt, these TransFast water-soluble powder dyes outperform any we have tried. Because the dyes contain no fillers or extenders, each 1 oz. bottle makes a half gallon or more of stain, nearly twice as much as most other dyes! Packaged in resealable bottles, you can use only the amount of dye necessary for the project at hand and not have to worry about the remaining powder leaking out of a paper envelope or absorbing moisture like other powdered dyes. Perfect for new work, repairs, or restoration, these deep penetrating colors can be combined to create virtually any shade without hiding the natural features of the wood. Stained surfaces can be coated with almost any type of finish to bring out the color you’ve applied. These easy to use dyes come with the best mixing and application instructions we have seen. Do not store liquid dyes in metal containers. Use this Black accent color for decorative highlights, to create pure colored pieces, for tinting other TransFast dyes, or to match hues on furniture when repairing or restoring.
    • Water-soluble concentrated black dye in powder form
    • Mixed with water it is non-flammable, zero-voc and low odor
    • Very economical and safe to use
    • Can be to-coated with any finishing material
    • Indefinite shelf life as long as kept in a cool, dry area

    Reviews

    4.67 out of 5 stars
    6 Reviews
    1. 4.0 out of 5 stars
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      transfast

      I absolutely loved the rich color and the beautiful vibrancy. Correct in the fact that gloves area must. the mix was easy to ,mix till we found the correct color we wanted. However days after coloring our wood and then cutting it with the laser cutter we decided to coat our new coasters with a water base poly and the color started to lift. Also after 3 coats of poly we also noticed the coasters would bleed color when we put cold items on it. NOT sure what we did wrong

    2. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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      Beautiful results

      I use a lot of hard to stain woods, Poplar for example, and the use of wood dyes has been a life saver. I use just wood dye or as an undercoating to stain, the results are dependable and beautiful. You must protect your work area with newspaper or the like and your hands with gloves. Not a good time to wear white or anything nice, :). Sometimes getting the "recipe" right on the strength of color is a bit tricky but that allows you some creative space to make the project unique and in my business of making music boxes that is a plus not a negative.

    3. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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      This brand is superior to others

      This dye stain was so deep and rich and penetrated the wood so beautifully.

    4. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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      Excellent for that ebony look

      Apply with brush, rag or spray. If spray, must use booth with extraction or outside. Apply second coat to even up coverage and deepen result. Can buff off with "steel wool" (plastic scrubbers are best).

    5. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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      Should have tried these sooner

      If your using highly figured woods and don't want to muddy the grain this is the stuff; colors without hiding the grain and iridescence.I have not tried these on a large surface yet; may be a bit tricky to keep even. Make sure you wear gloves

    6. 4.0 out of 5 stars
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      Tired of blotchy finishes?

      I absolutely hate finishing woodworking projects. Softwoods can be extremely difficult to stain. This dye made it easy to get deep rich color on pine and fir without loosing the grain. One container finished the outside of a 60 x 30 x 24 four door cabinet. I simply mixed as directed and then poured the dye into a hand spray bottle. One coat sprayed evenly and left to dry (no wiping, except to eliminate puddles). The spray bottle leaked and dyed my hand, so you may want to wear gloves. Worked for me.

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