Wood Dye (solvent based)

Designed for solvent based products such as solvent stain, Danish oil and finishing oil, these solvent based wood dyes can be used to transform the look of furniture and flooring.

Just add a small amount of concentrated wood dye to achieve the desired colour, more dye can be added to make the colour stronger, a combination of colours can be mixed to change the shade of a pre-made colour or to create an entirely new colour. These colours can be mixed with cellulose thinners.

Solvent based wood dye tips

If several batches of the same colour are required, it's recommended that an accurate measure of concentrated wood dye to solvent stain, Danish oil or finishing oil is kept, this will help to achieve a near match if additional batches of the same colour are required at a later date. As these solvent based wood dyes are so concentrated, we recommend that a baby syringe or something similar is used to measure them. Alternative measuring methods can be used such as a bottle cap but these may not be as accurate resulting in colour or shade variations.

Available colours

Available in black, blue, brown, orange, red and yellow, these solvent based concentrated wood dyes can be mixed to almost any colour or shade that may be found on a wood dye colour chart.

Where to use

Solvent based wood dyes can be used on floorboards, furniture, kitchen unit doors, wood craft and much more. Being solvent based, they won't raise the grain of the wood giving a raised texture as with water based products. With an almost limitless number of possible colours and shades, solvent based concentrated wood dyes can provide the perfect solution when looking to give old furniture and floors a new lease of life.

Black	Blue	Brown
Orange	Red	White
Yellow

If there is a colour that you would like, but it is not shown, please call us on 0844 815 4884 with your requirements. Please note that colour swatches are indicative only and may vary according to your monitor settings. The timber you apply the product on will greatly influence the eventual colour tone and finish - always apply to a test area first.