Denatured ALCOHOL (Behkol) • UPS Only •
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DENATURED ALCOHOL / Shellac Reducer
DENATURED ALCOHOL, Mohawk Shellac Reducer
(formerly Behlen Behkol),
is formulated specifically to dissolve shellac flakes
and dilute or 'cut' liquid Shellacs.
See the: Shellac Pound Cut Mixing Chart
Denatured Alcohol, Shellac Reducer (formerly labeled Behkol)
will make a shellac that has a little more open or 'working time',
a good solvent choice for mixing your own shellac.
Also used to dissolve alcohol Aniline Dyes.
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Ground DRY POWDERED PIGMENTS
POWDERED PIGMENTS --- MOVING Clearance SALE
Fine Ground Dry POWDERED PIGMENTS
Natural Earth Pigments and manufactured pigments are used to color, tint,
and tone milk paint, shellac, varnishes, lacquers, paint and liquid wax polishes,
cement and reconstituted stone or marble, to mix with modeling plaster, wood pastels or putties.
These fine ground pigments when mixed and blended into repair fluids such as Lac French,
Qualasosle, or Mohawk Two Minute touch-up make translucent to opaque colors for furniture finish touch-up
and repair of scratches or blemishes.
They are also used to patinate and age painted surfaces & new varnishes.
Natural earth pigments do not fade when exposed to light. Blend pigments to obtain
intermediate tones and colors. Earth Pigments are Not soluble in water or alcohol.
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QUEBRACHO Powdered TANNIN
QUEBRACHO Powdered TANNIN
 (74% -77 %) Tannin Content
QUEBRACHO tannic acid can be applied to woods low in tannin
so chemical stains that require tannin content will react.
The name is due to its hardness, being derived from two Spanish words, quebrar and hacha,
meaning the axe breaker. In fact, quebracho has been used locally for posts, telegraph poles,
bridge timbers, railway ties, paving blocks and for any construction where great durability is desired.
Potassium Dichromate and Ammonia react with tannin to yield rich wood tones.
Tannin is present in woods like Cherry, Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany.
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Oil Based Liquid Wipe-On Penetrating WOOD STAINS
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OIL Based PIGMENTED WIPING STAIN
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General Finishes Liquid Penetrating Wipe or Brush on Pigmented Wood Stains
have been the professional finishers favorite for over 50 years.
General Finishes Oil Based Wood Stains are made from the highest quality oils.
This traditional pigmented wiping stain has good predictable working characteristics.
A traditional formulation for use on raw wood (new or stripped).
Blend stains and Natural Stain Base to make additional colors, tints, or shades.
To make Custom Colors, blend the stains, UTC or oil colorants.
Colors: Honey, Honey Maple, Pecan, Salem, Danish Teak, American Walnut,
Antique Cherry, Candlelight, Warm Cherry, Mahogany, Spiced Walnut
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General Finishes OIL BASED Wipe-On GEL STAINS
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Oil Based Wipe-On GEL STAINS
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See: General Finishes GEL STAIN Brochure
General Finishes Oil Gel Stains are heavy-bodied and do not
penetrate as deeply into the wood as liquid oil based stains do.
Oil Gel Stains provide the richest colors of any oil based stain available.
"General Finishes make the professional standard in Gel Stains."
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CHIP BRUSHES (China Bristle brushes)
CHIP BRUSHES
 Chip Brushes are disposable utility brushes made with white China bristle.
Use for applying water or alcohol dye, stains, paint removers, glues, bleach, epoxies, dusting wood and metal chips, and for cleaning machinery.
• Square trimmed white China natural hog bristle
• Natural bare wood handle
• Inexpensive enough to use as a one time throw away brush
Our favorite brush for all water or alcohol solvent dye materials.
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Empty High Density PLASTIC BOTTLES / FLIP TOP CAP
Empty High Density PLASTIC BOTTLES
Cylinder Round Natural (translucent) Plastic Bottles.
Includes the Flip-Top Spout Cap.
The 3mm spout orifice provides an easy and neat means
of measuring or dispensing small amounts of dye, solvent, or shellac.
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