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Blackfriar Wood Dye Teak 250Ml

Name: Blackfriar Wood Dye Teak 250Ml
Brand: BLACKFRIAR
SKU: BF0800006F1
Price: 11.47 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Colour name: teak

dark oak

mahogany

rosewood

Sold by Trade Hut Direct and 4 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

Blackfriar BKFWDT250 Wood Dye is a deep-penetrating stain designed to enhance the natural color of bare timber. It is suitable for both interior and exterior wood surfaces, including plywood and chipboard. The dye can be mixed with other shades to create custom colors, offering versatility for various projects. Available in 9 attractive shades, this wood dye enriches the color of bare timber effectively.

Technical specifications

Size: 250ml

Color: Teak

Coverage: approximately 30m² per liter per coat

Touch dry time: 1-3 hours

Recoat time: 24 hours

MPN: BF0800006F1

EAN: 5013296250627

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for new interior and exterior timber, plywood, and chipboard

Application tools: brush or cloth

Installation

Apply using a brush or cloth for even coverage

Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application

Allow 1-3 hours to dry between coats

Recoat after 24 hours for best results

Usage

Apply the dye evenly to achieve a consistent color

Mix different shades if desired to create custom colors

Use on bare timber for best penetration and color enhancement

Other information

Blackfriar Wood Dye Teak 250ml BKFWDT250

Features

Brand
BLACKFRIAR
Colour name
teak
Colour
Multicolour
Wood color
Teak
Material
Wood
UV resistant
No
Wood stain usage(s)
Raw wood
ManoMano Reference
ME57356002
MMID
843313589355
Product code
BF0800006F1
EAN
5013296250627

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 02/08/2016, United Kingdom

I used this Blackfriars product to stain internal doors some 20+yrs ago & wanted same (& same shade) for refurb. Have no idea whether price I paid is value for money as I found it difficult to find suppliers (and none local to me). Felt expensive; other spirit based dyes (e.g Liberon) can be found for almost 1/2 the price. (can't comment otherwise, as haven't ever used.) Worked a treat. Knocks the spots off water based dyes (tried these) - both in terms of ease of application and finish.

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