OIL SOLUBLE ADAM BROWN MAHOGANY ANILINE DYE Reviews

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About Woodworkers Supply Inc:

Woodworker's Supply, Inc. was founded in 1972 by John Wirth, Jr. and Billie Jean Wirth with seven employees in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Our philosophy has always been to serve professional and tasteful amateur woodworkers in supplying their machinery, tools, and other woodworking needs. We grew rapidly in the 1980's, and were proudly named to the Inc 500 list of the Top 500 Fastest Growing Companies in 1987, 1988 and 1989. Our ownership is still the same and Billie Jean still manages the company. Our 40,000 ft2 Albuquerque facility currently holds our fulfillment operation for the central, southwest, and western states plus our marketing department.

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5604, Alameda Place Northeast,
Albuquerque
87113

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Andrew Glantz

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“Many woods, such as mahogany and cherry, vary in color from board to board. My finishing process starts with a coat of oil on all but exotics, followed by many coats of varnish. To balance color from board to board, I often need to color the oil so that the boards end up closer to the same shade. These oil tints are great for that. But bear in mind that aniline dyes are dangerous to our health, and that one should take precautions when using them, such as a respirator when mixing the dye with oil, and nitrile gloves for all handling and application. Here's a piece done in cherry, with solid surface and aluminum accents, that I colored with oil-soluble aniline dye.”

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