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How do you dye acraglas?
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I need to add some color to match the acraglas to some of my stocks.
I know Brownells sells dyes but is there an easy cheap source for doing this?


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I use very fine walnut sanding dust. You could color it with any wood dust.....pick the color of wood you want and sand away....or use Brownells dyes. Use sparingly.....a little goes a long ways


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I use an acrylid paint that artist use and it works fine for me. The burnt umber i have in front of me has a brand name of Liquitex, form Hobby Lobby. You can mix the colors to get what ya want!


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I use very fine walnut sanding dust. You could color it with any wood dust.....pick the color of wood you want and sand away....or use Brownells dyes. Use sparingly.....a little goes a long ways

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Boat shops usually have dyes next to the epoxy. Use about 10% of what you think you will need.

A small tube will last you forever.
 
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