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alan
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Green stain

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I was wondering if anyone could give me a link to a site that sells a green alcohol soluble stain powder. I have already checked Pimo, JHLowe, and the Emporium, but no luck. Thanks fellas.
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Here you go (about 1/2 way down the page): http://www.woodfinishsupply.com/PLaniline.html

Fiebing's makes a green ready to use - no mixing. Just Google Fiebing's Dye.
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Steve Norse does. Many greens... contact him at imnotthatsteve@hotmail.com
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There's some on this page:
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/store ... _dye?Args=

And here:
http://www.woodfinishsupply.com/PLaniline.html

And, like Frank, I also suggest the Fiebings Leather dyes. They're about all I ever use.
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Post by alan »

Thanks for the quick replies.

I've only used the alcohol soluble stains before. Is a water soluble stain any different? I assume you shouldn't use tap water. Would I just need purified water, or something else?
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alan wrote:I've only used the alcohol soluble stains before. Is a water soluble stain any different? I assume you shouldn't use tap water. Would I just need purified water, or something else?
The advantages of alcohol based: 1) Doesn't raise the grain. 2) Dries quicker. 3) Seems to penetrate deeper
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tritrek wrote:Steve Norse does. Many greens... contact him at imnotthatsteve@hotmail.com
Why yes I do, I can sell small quantities also, CHEAP.
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Hi Steve,

Do you have a website to check out?
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alan wrote:Hi Steve,

Do you have a website to check out?
Sorry, no website, but I can email you color chip photos. You can also reach me at imnotthatsteve@hotmail.com
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