Polyvine - Wood Dye Colour - White - 1L


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This Polyvine Wood Dye in White (1L) is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional decorators seeking a rich, even colour finish on interior and exterior wood projects. Its key benefit is preventing overlap marks for a professional, lustrous look. A potential caveat is that while white, achieving opaque coverage on very dark wood may require multiple coats or a primer.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WCWH1000 |
| Brand | Polyvine |
Polyvine Wood Dye typically dries in approximately 45 minutes.
Yes, this dye is formulated for both interior and exterior use.
Clean brushes and application tools immediately after use with soap and water.
It is suitable for hardwood, softwood, plywood, MDF, and other wood composites.
The dye colours the wood grain. For very prominent knots that might bleed, it is advisable to seal them with a knotting solution before applying the wood dye.
Yes, once fully dry, you can apply a compatible varnish, lacquer, or oil finish over the wood dye.
One litre of Polyvine Wood Dye covers approximately 10-20m², depending on the absorbency of the wood and application method.
Yes, the water-based formula is designed to be low odour.
Ensure the wood is properly prepared (clean, dry, sanded). Stir the dye thoroughly before and during use. Apply thin, even coats, avoiding over-application in one spot.
Check if the wood has a pre-existing sealant or finish. For dense hardwoods, a very light sanding may be required to open the grain. Ensure the surface is free from oils or waxes.
The formulation is designed to prevent this. However, if marks appear, ensure you are working to a wet edge, applying thin coats, and not over-brushing. For significant issues, a light sanding and reapplication may be needed.
This is normal for most dyes. For a solid white finish on dark wood, apply a wood primer before the dye or apply multiple thin coats of the white dye, allowing each to dry fully.
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