Colron Refined Wood Dye 250ml Georgian Medium Oak

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Ensure sure you have sufficient dye to finish the work. Do not mix spirit based dyes with water based dyes or white spirit based dyes. Application of a second coat may lift the first coat. Caution must be taken when using oil based finishes over Liberon Spirit Wood Dye. Colour matching one wood type to another in a room is question we get asked about quite a lot. You could start by looking at a tinted oil to apply to your doors, this adds colour and protection to the wood and can bring it closer to the floor colour. For some people the walnut looks like mahogany and the mahogany like a cherry. The variations from brand to brand are endless, the only way to tell for sure what the result will be is to try it on your wood. The wood type, age and condition will all impact on the result and this is why we so strongly recommend test areas here at Wood Finishes Direct. Apply one moderate coat of Liberon Spirit Wood Dye with a lint-free cloth in the direction of the grain of the wood and then allow to fully dry. More coats can be applied to darken the wood but ensure it is full dry between coats. However, we then like to go a little deeper to explore more detail about the product by looking at products in the same category as Colron Refined Georgian medium oak Matt Beeswax 0.4L. That then tells us that there are 4480 products in the Painting & Decorating category at B & Q.

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This dye is mainly used on unsealed bare woods. If stripping of a previous finish is required, see our helpful guide here. Liberon Fine Wood Stripper with Steel wool, is ideal for this. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product

Wood knots and other resinous areas should be wiped with Methylated Spirit to remove any surface resinWith so many factors to take into account when choosing a colour for a wood finishing project, our advice is to always do a test area first on the actual wood to be stained and finished. If you find that the colour is either too light or too dark on the test patch, there are probably things that can be done to fine-tune the final colour. For example, a water-based stain can be diluted with water to lighten the shade. This is by far better than completing a major project to then be faced with the prospect of having to sand it all off and start again. Need more help with Oak? Need help with your oak project? Thank you for getting in touch with your enquiry. There are not many coloured varnishes on the market, because a better result is nearly always achieved by using a stain to give colour and then a clear varnish to seal and protect. There are a few exceptions to this, white for example, because a clear product over white will nearly always yellow. If you wish to return your item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by one of the following methods: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer Services Fill any holes, splits or gaps with a Wood Filler or smaller chips with a wax filler. Make sure all the wood has been correctly sanded to a smooth finish and dust.

Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment. Keep out Our first average we look at for Colron Refined Georgian medium oak Matt Beeswax 0.4L is to judge it against other products from the same brand, in this case it’s Colron. This tells us that there are a total of 53 Colron products at B & Q. of the reach of children. Keep away from sources if ignition – No smoking. Do not empty into drains. When you are happy with the colour you can finish with a water based varnish, French polish, wax or oil. Please note that during particularly busy periods, it may take a little longer to receive your delivery and our carrier may attempt to deliver to you on a Saturday.You will not get an exact match there are too many variables with woods for that however if you take a look at the colour swatches, rather than the names of those colours, you could get close. The reason I advice this is often a ‘Light Oak’, for example in one range can look very different in appearance to the ‘Light Oak’ in another range. Ensure that all previous paints and varnishes are fully removed by sanding or with a suitable varnish and paint stripper, before oiling