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Reply to Darkening oakHi Jim - a long while back I did a series of ebonizing tests using the steel wool and vinegar method on a variety of woods. On white oak the color turns out to be a light grey. On red oak its a much darker grey black. To get the best out of ebonizing i.e. the blackest coloration the wood needs t o be...Today, 04:50 PM
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Reply to Darkening oakMight be. I am going to be making a sign using oak plywood and I think I may want the background a tone other than the oak. May explore other veneers as well.Today, 02:58 PM -
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Sometime back, there was some discussion about darkening oak. I have used the search and found something about fuming with ammonia, but I think there was another method using vinegar.
I have a suspicion it may have been lost in the software change.
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Reply to Question for RolfThank you gentlemen, Scott I found that link very useful and informative. Dan12-16-2020, 06:10 AM
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Reply to Question for RolfShellac is actually used in some candy. Once cured it is food safe. Here are a few other suggestions:
A Complete Guide to Food Safe Wood Stain and Sealers - (ahomecrafter.com)....12-13-2020, 01:05 PM -
Reply to Question for RolfNot sure why but I can't start a new post or private message so I'm going to try and make contact this way. I need to make three candy dishes for Christmas. I am making the one that Steve Good had on his site a few weeks ago. I've started dipping everything like mentioned above. If I let this dry for...12-12-2020, 03:08 PM
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Reply to Help helpBruce lets it soak in on the cardholders, takes 24 hrs. I let everything drip for a few minutes then wipe excess off. 50/50 takes longer to dry than 40/60. I usually move everything upstairs and turn the ceiling fan on to to help it soak in. This finish takes 3-4 days to dry enough to take to shows....10-19-2020, 11:11 PM
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