Polyvine Wood Dye - Brown - 100Ml


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Polyvine Wood Dye is an ideal choice for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a high-quality finish for hardwood, softwood, MDF, and plywood surfaces. It provides deep, consistent color tones that highlight natural grain patterns while avoiding the common frustration of overlapping marks. While its water-based formula ensures low odor and easy cleanup, users should note that as a dye, it is designed to penetrate the wood surface and generally requires a topcoat for long-term protection against heavy wear.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WCZT0100 |
| Brand | Polyvine |
Polyvine Wood Dye is suitable for exterior projects, but it must be finished with a durable, exterior-grade protective topcoat to resist weather and UV exposure.
Yes, as the dye is intended to color the wood rather than protect it, you should apply a varnish, oil, or wax topcoat to protect the wood from moisture and daily wear.
Yes, the dye range is fully intermixable, allowing you to create custom bespoke shades.
Yes, the formula is specifically designed to be compatible with MDF, as well as plywood and solid timber.
It is touch dry in approximately 45 minutes under normal conditions.
This is a wood dye. It is formulated to penetrate the fibers of the wood to add color, not to provide a protective layer like a varnish.
Apply additional coats to achieve the desired depth, allowing the 45-minute drying time between applications.
Ensure the wood surface was sanded uniformly before application, as uneven sanding can lead to inconsistent absorption.
Check if there is residual wax, oil, or existing lacquer on the wood; the wood must be raw or properly stripped to allow the dye to penetrate.
Before application, ensure the wood surface is clean, dry, and free of wax or existing finishes. Sand the wood lightly to open the grain if necessary. Application can be done using a brush, foam applicator, or lint-free cloth.