Liberon - Wood Dye - Brown - 250ml - LIBWDPM250

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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts and craftspeople looking to color interior woodwork while preserving the natural grain. The key benefit is achieving quick, uniform, and vibrant wood coloration suitable for various projects, from furniture to toys. A minor caveat is that it's water-based and intended for interior use only, requiring specific topcoats. Liberon Wood Dye offers a water-based solution for dyeing bare interior woodwork, leaving the grain visible. It's suitable for softwoods and hardwoods, providing quick and uniform results on furniture, floors, doors, and toys.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 014340 |
| Brand | Liberon |
No, Liberon Wood Dye is specifically formulated for interior bare woodwork only.
You can apply oil, wax, varnish, or French polish finishes over the dried dye. It can also be mixed with Liberon Natural Finish Varnishes.
Yes, it is EN 71 - Part 3 approved, making it safe for use on children's toys.
Approximately 2-4 square meters per 250ml, depending on the porosity of the wood and application method.
Yes, the different colors can be mixed together to create unique shades.
Clean application tools immediately after use with water.
No, this dye is designed to color the wood while leaving the natural beauty of the grain visible.
Ensure the wood is uniformly absorbent. Apply the dye evenly with consistent pressure. For very porous woods, a pre-seal coat might be necessary if an even lighter tone is desired, or multiple thin coats can build color.
This dye is designed to let the grain show. If it's not visible, it may indicate the wood is too porous and the dye has penetrated deeply, or that too much product was applied in one go. Try applying thinner coats or consider a different dye formulation if grain visibility is paramount.
Ensure the ambient temperature is suitable for drying (typically above 10°C). Check that no excess product remains on the surface and that adequate ventilation is present. Avoid applying excessively thick coats.
Setup:
Ensure the bare wood surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease. Stir the dye thoroughly before use. For best results, test the color on an inconspicuous area first. Shake or stir the product well before use.
Compatibility:
This dye is suitable for all interior bare softwoods and hardwoods. It is designed for use prior to applying oil, wax, varnish, and French polish finishes. It can also be mixed with Liberon Natural Finish Varnishes. It is not suitable for exterior use or for use on pre-finished surfaces.
Care:
Clean application tools immediately after use with water. Store the dye in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Ensure the lid is tightly closed when not in use.