Additional Information
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Dry Pigments
Create Depth of Color to Match Wood Tones
Blend one or more into WoodEpox until color is uniform. Our selection of colors include (top row) Dark Brown, Brick Red, (bottom row) Goldenrod and Black.
Customer Questions & Answers
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Q Is WoodEpox Pigment (Black) food safe?Answered by the admin No
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Q Can you still apply wood stain to cured WoodEpox that contains the pigment? I want to make sure the pigment does not effect the absorption of any subsequent wood stain that may be applied to fine tune the color.Answered by the admin Yes, you can stain over the tinted WoodEpox.
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Q Can we use these pigments in the SARCO window glazing putty to create a closer matching color to the window finish? We have 20+ antique double hung windows to restore and would like to avoid having simple white glazing on the exterior of the windows.Answered by the admin
Yes, we have some customers that do use the pigments with the Sarco. We suggest doing a small test prior to application to all of your windows.
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Q Can I use food coloring with the Woodepox?Answered by the admin
No. It is not a good idea to introduce liquids into WoodEpox.
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Q What color is the straight woodepox ? How do I get a natural wood color like natural maple or pine ?Answered by the admin
WoodEpox® on its own is an offwhite/white color when cured. However, you could utilize the brown and/or yellow pigments to reach your desired shade.
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