Is this aniline dye? Can it be used for wood too?
216259
I'm not sure. I bought the teal green to be applied to leather and that worked fine, but I have not tried the dye on other surfaces. It might be worth your while to send an e-mail inquiry to the vendor. Good luck.
216260
I don't know what an aniline dye is, but I use it as a stain on gourds so believe you could use it on wood also.
216261
I did some research and you can use aniline dye on wood. I would make sure the wood grain surface is clean and free of all oils and paint etc.
323556
To be honest, never tried it. But I have never seen this stuff change color on anything. I do sand, and STAIN wood and finish, and it doesn't darken, nor color the wood. Do a test spot and see? :)
487415
No, this product is for application to bare wood. I've used a product like this for over twenty years, it is inorganic/mineral based and must penetrate the wood to react with the fibers.
619109
I used this to restore color on a bonded leather couch and chair and it worked to hide that but I do not think it would repair cracks as it is only a dye
474537
I would not use with stain. Stain and paint are 2 different products to protect wood. Stains is absorbed by the wood fibers, paint lays on the surface. The ceramic product would interfere with the performance of the stain.
67352
Yes it works great for it, however in about 4-6 weeks you will need to reapply but it is a great alternative to all the chemicals of dye.
978339
This is not a dye. It is a sealer and is applied after the leather has been dyed and has cured. It adds no color when applied. It seals in the color that has been applied during the dyeing process.
1094709
If you are going to use it for a craft project, it seems to be overkill. Your can use Minwax natural color stain for the purpose of seal and protect. But if you want your project to be gloss, it will do just that.
892929
I think these would work well for tie dye. The label is very faint and should not interfere.
1583002
The label says it's for use on hard, non-porous finishes....doesn't say specifically for wood, just "multi-surface" I guess it would depend on the finish of your wood. Good Luck!
952409
I would try to contact the manufacturer. I have not used it on wood that has been treated for heat/water resistance. There may be chemicals in the two that do not mix well.
1429401
I don't see an reason why you can't. I've used the product on a variety of wood surfaces. It will leave a slight sheen, if this is acceptable
2104305
This product is not...you would have to stain and finish it just as you would any other wood. The adhesive back makes it easy to work
2269967
The information I found stated that it was safe for use on wood and would form a barrier against further growth. It does not remove stains though.
1349405
I don't see why not I've only used it on medel and rubber but I think it will do fine on wood as long as you spray evenly and do more then one coat. Hope this helps good luck.
487419
Don't know, I only used it on unpainted pine. The color changed to an old weathered look within an hour or so when applied to unpainted wood.
1611389
Yes, it claims to be safe to use on any wood. I use it on my guitar all the time, it works awesome.