Dye Stain Reducer is the clear base used when manufacturing and can be used to make custom Dye Stain colors and for toning.

Creating A Custom Color
Add 10% increments of Dye Stain Reducer to until you achieve your desired color. Any percentage of stain or reducer can be added.

Please note:

• Dye Stain Reducer will lighten the color and thin the viscosity of stain.
• Dye Stain Reducer will cause Water Based Wood Stain to penetrate deeper into the wood.

Using Dye Stain as a Pre-Stain Conditioner
Control even penetration of Dye Stain by applying a coat of Dye Stain Reducer over raw wood before using Dye Stain.

Dry Time
Dry 2 hours between coats & before GF water-based stain or topcoat in ideal conditions: 70°F/20°C; 50-70% humidity. Cooler temperatures & higher humidity may prolong dry time. Dry 24 hours before applying GF oil-based products.

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Specs

Product Colors: Clear
Base Type: Water
Ambering: No
Interior or Exterior: Interior only
Type: Water Based Stain
Coats: 1 coats
Application Method: Brush, Spray
Usable over existing finishes: No
Spray Tip Sizes: HVLP 1.1mm-1.3mm
Topcoat Required: Yes
Dry Time - Touch: 30 min.
Dry Time - Recoat: 2 hrs.
Coverage: 60-80 sq. ft.
Viscosity: Very Thin

Storage

• Pry open sealed lids with a paint can opener by hooking under the lid's rolled edge. The use of a screwdriver can disfigure the rim and lid, impairing a complete seal.
• Keep lid closed while working. Pour what you will use into a bowl, paper cup, or plate, and close can lid as you work.
• Clean the chime of the can thoroughly with a paper towel before closing to create a complete seal. Paint in the chime can be minimized by using a pouring lid, such as Fitsall. Avoid wiping used brushes on the lid.
• Pound the lid in place using a rubber mallet to avoid distorting the chime or lid. Dents in the lid from direct contact with a hammer can impair a complete seal. Alternatively, place a flat piece of wood over can lid and firmly pound shut.
• Store in moderate temperatures. Avoid temperatures below 50°F/10°C or above 100°F/26°C. Frozen and heat-damaged product cannot be revitalized. Temperature-controlled spaces, such as a basement, are ideal for storage. Do not store product in an attic, garage, in direct sunlight, or next to something warm like a water heater or furnace.
• Store can upside down to create a liquid seal, minimize evaporation and reduce the chance of crystallization. Decant remaining product from the can before stirring.
• Decant leftovers to a smaller container when the finish is almost used up. Alternative storage containers for water-based products are plastic FIFO bottles or glass bottles. Do not fill metal-lidded containers completely to prevent them from rusting.

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