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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by ubeaut
    The dyes work extremely well on green timber especially the yellow, red and green black. They are the only way you can sucessfully colour turned wood and still use any of the shellawax products without pulling the dye out into the finish. They are also great for use under all other finishes with the exception of water based products.

    They are designed for use under our shellawax products on the lathe and not for staining large furniture items.

    Cheers - Neil
    Thanks Neil.

  2. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by rufflyrustic
    I thought purple could be achieved by mixing by red and blue?

    cheers
    RufflyRustic
    Thanks Ruffly . I might just add that being a bit of a tightwad I buy the 95c a bottle food dye from Bi-lo , probably not as good as the UBeaut stuff but damn cheap when you only need a little bit !

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