Red - (25) Grams of Red Wood - Makes 5 Stain Quarts

For ages I've always wanted to find a 'non-traditional' wood dye that offered more than your basic 'wood tones'. After doing a little research I came across Keda Wood Dyes and ordered the yellow & red to try on a long awaited project I had wanted to start and the blue dye for some future projects.I had obtained some very damaged military crates and I wanted to refurbish them in order to make an entertainment stand for my TV and gaming consoles. I wanted to try finishing one as a 'test' to see if it would be worth continuing with the others and I was more than satisfied with the results.After sanding the surfaces I used the Keda Yellow on the inside of first crate and the Keda Red on the outsides. I finished them up with some satin gloss polyurethane and the final outcome was beyond my expectations. Very easy to use (I added two tablespoons of denatured alcohol, warm water, and 1/8 teaspoon of dye powder mixed in an 8 oz. mason jar). From there I added about three to four coats on each surface and let them dry between applications.Keep in mind, using painter's tape was a must in order to keep the dye colors from blending into one another (it's honestly like painting with Kool-Aid), but it made all the difference. I've added some photos of the crate from start to finish just for reference. Amazing product - can't wait to try the blue dye soon!

You can't tell by pictures over the internet what the exact colour of any purchased item will ever actually be. Just Google "Jimmy Page double neck guitar" and you'll see dozens of images, all with different hues of red, yet claiming to be the same guitar! When I received this dye and made up a batch, I was pleased with the vividness of the colour. It was more saturated than I had hoped. I would compare it to a Mazda 3 red. It arrived on time, in good condition, easy to use but where rubber gloves! If you get any on you then you won't wash it out any time soon!

This dye is absolutely amazing! I used it to stain a bar that my husband and I built. I burned the wood of the bar and then used this dye to stain it. It came out fantastic! This is definitely my go to stain from now on and it was easy to mix. I just used hot water and added the amount of dye I needed to create the color that you see in the pictures above. If you're interested, don't think about it... just buy it!

Worked great on my bamboo block. I had to fine tune with mixing. And I found what worked best was equal parts of water and isopropyl alcohol and mixing the powder in to what richness you need it to be.Worked great!

If you get the 4 pack you will have enough for more than few projects. Awesome dye