LIBERON CONCENTRATED WOOD DYE BLACK 15ml

Whilst this stuff goes a loooong way, I have two gripes:1. The recommended dilution is so wrong. 1:10 goes on like paint. I spent the better part of two days sanding by hand to recover the guitar body I was trying to dye. Start with 1:20 and build up from there.2. Most importantly, this dye is not black, but very dark blue. What's the issue you may ask? Try mixing a dark walnut or mahogany colour, and see it dry purple instead. It's fine on it's own but no good for mixing.If you are looking for a darkener, buy the 3 primary colours (red, blue, yellow), and mix equal parts of all three for a convincing black. You can mix almost every other colour with these too, including the "black" that this pot contains, so honestly, there are better options.

I always use liberon products when I can, I restore old clocks for a hobby and find the quality of their products excellent. Having said that I personally didn't get on with this so well, although you mix it yourself you can adjust the strength. Probably really good for new wood so may have just been how I was using it .

I bought this dye in green and black to stain a guitar body from a cheap kit. I'm really pleased as to how the dye soaked into the wood in stages as I was sanding in between coats. Nearly at end stage now (just need a few more varnish coats on the top).

Just what i was expecting . Thanks very much

I bought this with the orange dye from this supplier. Fast delivery and the dye quality is very good. Recommended.

Nice stain colour.

Used this to stain a Gibson Les Paul (copy I was making - excellent product

Amazing.a little goes a long way