Jay Davidson said:Have you seen this product be used on Swamp Ash? Dying Flame/Quilt Maple is one thing, but Swamp Ash is a whole different animal which to our knowledge doesn't dye well at all. This is why we don't dye Swamp Ash at Warmoth, we only use Transparent finishes on it. I don't mean to burst your bubble with this, but I would really make sure that this stuff is suitable for Swamp Ash before applying it.
I've never claimed that this is a good product to use for anythingI'm experimenting with this for the first time, so I can't say for sure yet
jackthehack said:==== Are there any good aerosol transparent sprays out there? I don't really have the equipment to spray w/ a gun.========
SkuttleFunk said:2) on my Alder test body, I applied two coats of the Phthalo Blue dye, and it was looking reasonably good and even. I let it cure 24 hours as recommended and then attempted to apply a coat of Tru Oil with some 600 grit wet/dry and utilizing the French polishing method I like to use with just the Tru Oil ... eeeeew! seems that the Woodburst stain is sitting right on top of the surface and easily rubbed off with the 600 grit. Because of this, I don't see that I'll be making use of this product on softer woods like Alder. I still need to test further with the Maple