About This Product
TransTint® dyes are high-quality, concentrated liquid colorants that blend seamlessly with a variety of bases. These versatile dyes can be mixed with water for an economical, nonflammable stain or with alcohol for a fast-drying solution that minimizes grain raising. Ideal for use as toners or shaders, they can be directly added to water-based finishes and solvents, ensuring a perfect match for touch-ups or creating unique custom finishes.
Offering exceptional penetration into wood, TransTint® dyes enhance the natural grain and provide a vibrant spectrum of colors, making them the preferred choice for professionals in fine furniture, cabinetry, musical instruments, and restoration work. A 2 oz. bottle yields approximately 2 quarts of dye-stain and is compatible with shellac, catalyzed lacquer, varnish, and both water-based lacquer and polyurethane finishes.
Elevate your woodworking projects with TransTint® for unmatched control and brilliance.Whether you are creating a bold custom stain or adding subtle color between finish coats, TransTint® gives you the control, versatility, and depth needed to bring your project to life.
Features:
Ideal for fine furniture, cabinetry, musical instruments, and restoration work
Dyes can be mixed with water for an economical, nonflammable stain
Mix with alcohol for a fast-drying stain that minimizes grain raise
Dyes can be added directly to water-based finishes and solvents
2 oz. bottle yields about 2 quarts of dye-stain
Not for exterior use
Specifications:
Color: Black
Size: 2-ounce bottle
Use: For interior use only
What's Included:
(1) TransTint Dye - Black - 2 oz.
Note:
Always test before use. Every wood species absorbs color differently, and your dilution ratios, application method, and chosen finish will all influence the final appearance. Even small adjustments can affect tone, depth, adhesion, and overall clarity. By testing on a scrap piece or an inconspicuous area first, you can confirm the exact color outcome, ensure compatibility between products, and avoid unexpected results before committing to your full project.
