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Q: I just purchased dark walnut for a strat body and dark vintage maple for the maple neck. how much dye and water/alcohol should be used for each part?

These are very concentrated and strong. I usually take a bunch of empty jars and put about half cup of denatured alcohol into each and do a variety of concentrations and then test on scrap wood. it may take only a 1/4 teaspoon of dye to get the desired depth. Take note of every teaspoon and drops you use so you can repeat if necessary.

Q: Can I use this to even out color over wood that I oil stained and looks blotchy?

It is an extremely dense dye and it will darken the light and dark areas, so you must be careful. You may have problems due to the oil stain as this works best as an alcohol or water dye.

Q: I need to darken tile grout. Can I mix this in a water based tile sealer?

It is a water base friendly product but I have never tried that. I think it would work but try it in a small portion of your material to see first! Use small portions meaning "drops."

Q: Can I tint linseed oil with this?

You might go to the website for clearer direction. I used denatured alcohol on pine wood then went back and used a urathane sealer I would think the linseed oil would tint ok but you would need to mix in throughout

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Brew Up Your Creativity! ☕️

MADE IN THE USA - Proudly crafted for quality and reliability.
COMPACT CONVENIENCE - 2 oz. bottle packs a punch for up to 2 quarts of dye stain.
TRANSFORM YOUR WOOD - Achieve a rich, coffee brown finish effortlessly.
ECO FRIENDLY STAINING - Water-based formula for a guilt-free DIY experience.
VERSATILE APPLICATION - Easily mix with finishes and solvents for custom results.

TransTint's Coffee Brown Dye is a versatile, water-based liquid stain that can be mixed with water or added directly to finishes, yielding approximately 2 quarts of rich color. This nonflammable product is perfect for wood projects, offering an eco-friendly solution for DIY enthusiasts.

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Color	Coffee Brown
Brand	TransTint
Item Weight	13.61 g
Item Form	Liquid
Compatible Material	Wood
Manufacturer	Homestead Finishing Products
UPC	653341441126
Part Number	6011
Item Weight	0.48 ounces
Product Dimensions	1 x 2 x 4.6 inches
Country of Origin	USA
Material	water based
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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I just purchased dark walnut for a strat body and dark vintage maple for the maple neck. how much dye and water/alcohol should be used for each part?

Can I use this to even out color over wood that I oil stained and looks blotchy?

I need to darken tile grout. Can I mix this in a water based tile sealer?

Can I tint linseed oil with this?

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