Does the color bleed? Thinking of using it to attach my label for cutting boards which have a mineral oil finish.
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I don't think it would bleed, but I'm not positive. I used it to make swing ropes for a fairy house, so it was dry. I left it with my daughter, so it's not around to test. It would look nice for the cutting board labels.
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The color hasn't run one me and I have had I t in all kinds of bad rainy weather. It should work great for you
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I bought it to crochet an entry rug, which i have not finished yet. It does not look like it will bleed.
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From my experience, it actually bleeds less than most dyes. And it stained my white counter, but after a few harder scrubs, it came right off. Didn't get on my pillow. Came off of my skin really really easy too
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I have never had a problem with the colors bleeding onto the cupcake pan. Of course, I am using an aluminum pan. And the colors do not bleed onto the cupcakes either.
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Looking at mine as we speak. Many knife marks from normal cutting. I do treat with olive and wood oil. Nice board.. Doesn't take a beating though..
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I've not had any staining on marble from my cutting board that has been treated with John Boos Cutting Board Mystery Oil. Hope this helps.
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Very little bleed. Should be fine. Mine broke at left wire with lite use so beware
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To sound like a commercial .... I would try it on a small area first. This is an oil, and this one does have a hint of color. I have white counters in my kitchen and if I drop a few by accident I notice the color. I always clean up quickly. I'm afraid to tell you go ahead and it stain your furniture!! Great idea. Just be careful.
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It doesn't leave color marks but it does scratch the surface. Not bad for my patio as I just bbq there. If you have nice patio area you may have to rethink
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Actually, I just applied Preserva Wood, a semi-transparent, oil-based stain, using the sprayer, and it worked fine (mine was "Redwood" color, it it matters). Everything worked well, although I did spend a while cleaning the sprayer afterwards to make sure I got all the stain out, so that it would get gunky inside.
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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.
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Sorry I don't know. I used it on a board something like a cork board to create a design wall for my quilting. It did not bleed through and stuck very well.
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I ordered this paper because it bleeds on other papers (for crafting and card making). The bleeding color is lighter than the paper, but, so far, hasn't faded at all.
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I purchased a blue one. It did bleed BUT I FIXED IT. Purchased 2 boxes of Rit dye remover from craft store. Used stove top method, boiled for 30 minutes. Rinsed, washed and repeated with the second box. NO MORE BLEEDING. Even when washed with a whites. The towel is still blue, the whites are pure white. Towel still works great.
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I've had this mineral oil on my butcher block for 3 weeks. It does not make it water proof. But it does make it resistant to liquid stains. I've spilled both coffee and red wine and wiped away after approx. 1 minute later and there was no stain.
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I'm using it on a walnut board, so stains were never a problem. Water beads up. Will show if a wet glass sits on it, but very easy to wipe up and polish. The wax does protect the wood and shows it off a little longer than oil
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We use oil base stain and it works fine. There is a good size hole on the tip.
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I use mineral oil from the pharmacy isle on all my wood cutting boards. Rub some into the wood with a paper towel on all sides and let it absorb and dry. After a while you will be able to see when the wood needs more.