What color is the dried product and how well does it fill voids in laminations?
854972
It is a soft yellow/gold tone when dry. In order for it to work you must be careful of the amount of water you add so it will fill in the voids.
854973
It dries as a dark brown, but is more of a medium brown to tan when milled. It does tend to fill minor voids in laminations.
854974
It ends up a clear brown color as for filling voids, it is really not meant for that since it is about the consistency of thin maple syrup when mixed and will not fill void over about 1/32".
854975
The cured product is the same color as dark brown sugar. It will fill small voids but it is not a filler unless mixed with sawdust.
854976
brown in color , its a resin in powder form ... you mix the water in it to get the consistency , thick or thin... to fill voids as you put it... it doesn't take stain or sand easy... it is very hard.
1560514
It dries pretty quickly. I waited about half an hour just to be sure. It is really great stuff!
506064
It depends on the paper you are using. I was using recycled paper and it soaks up like a sponge and smears. On regular paper it does not dry quickly.
1540335
It dries to a light beige color, similar to light wood. Depending on how thick of a layer you use, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours for it to dry. It layers well though so you can keep adding on over time. It fixed the chewed corners of our table really well. We sanded it down and stained it so it looks like nothing ever happened.
216252
It also dries clear. I used it to make a mosaic on a glass window. You can see through it.
476458
When used alone, if the gel is too thick, it may have a yellow tinge. I absolutely love this product. I use transparent or translucent paint and paint over the gel after it's dried. You will also get great results if you add your paint to the gel itself, but i would definitely test it first.
279619
Let some wood putty dry on a piece of paper and then use the markers to test which color would be the best match. These work well, but you have to let them dry a couple of days and you might have to reapply now and then if you touch the area a lot.
405300
Cont'd: I liked the Clear because it "diluted" the purple for a light lavender color. Not sure what color you should he using as I am not a pro.
916325
The colors were pretty dark or rich in color. Also the store that was selling this product was selling a very old product and mine was already very dried out when I opened it up the first time.
927822
Yes It is .We do a lot of gel color for our customer ,It dry quick and very shiny .It a good product I prefer and let anybody know to buy it .5 star for this product .
362691
It's about as thick as maple syrup - much thicker than Elmer's - but still very versatile with different types of projects and media. I can't comment on the drying time, as I used it in combination with other products. I haven't used it alone on a project to determine an accurate drying time. In the combinations that I used it, projects were allowed to dry overnight. So it's hard to say when the glue itself actually dried.
1731040
Mine dried gray, but after running a few fires and waiting a few months, it looks almost white. If you're trying to patch holes in your firebox, this works fine, but it is definitely not something you want to be color matching with. You'd need to potentially re-mortar the entire box with a different material if you want a uniform color.
1616083
Vinyl Laminate is fine. Dilute per instructions. I would not suggest using on wood laminate.
1569550
I've found that they dry pretty fast, almost instantly. It also depends on the type of paper you use. I haven't try mixing colours yet :-)
2004148
It's translucent and won't cover up the grain. Depending on how much dye you use, it may be a light tint on the wood, or an outright blackening (or whatever color you make).
713318
Krylon makes several fixatives, one may meet your needs. I just use the matte permanent for my projects. Papilio makes a nice waterproof over-laminate if you want something thicker. Two days seems like a long time to not dry.
2096674
It's a clear crackle medium. I used it on top of an acrylic periwinkle blue and there was no change in color.