Keda Golden Brown Wood Dye - Keda Powder Dye

Consistent quality, easy of use, results that are amazing.

Very easy to use and the results using a water base were just fine. Wish the company offered more pre-made color shades.

I really like this dye. It’s easy to mix and looks great.I used this on a hardwood floor. It’s a mix of Ash, Oak, and Catulpa. Tiger striping and natural shapes were enhanced by the dye. I sealed the dye with Sealcoat. (Dewaxed shellac). And top coated with a waterborne polyurethane.For a 300’ sq room I mixed ten cups of dye. I used brown and red. I have about two cups left over, but it always better to have extra mixed when you’re making a custom blend.Follow the instructions and make some test pieces somewhere. I like to mop the floor before I do the final sanding (120). This gives me a chance to sand off grain and dents that will rise. I also wet a section of floor as I dye so the dye never hits a dry edge. Make sure you seal with sealcoat if you’re using water based finish. Anything water based you put on the dye will reactivate it. Sealcoat is very fast drying. That’s why it works.

Easy to use, and water clean up. Goes great under oil based clear coat.

Love this Dye it’s my favorite I have used the pre mixed alcohol based dye and this powder dye is far superior because it gives you total control over how dark or light you want your dye by just adding more or less water as far as mixing it’s very easy just dissolve in hot water and stir the package has very good directions on mixing the colors included are very vivid and makes your projects really pop pic is of a 69 Hammond B3 I refurbished I used the brownish/gold dye on the walnut top

After purchasing hickory stair treads for our home remodel, I was interesting in matching the hardwood floors we installed but wanted to keep some of the characteristics of the hickory. Knowing that hickory doesn't take stain very well, I set about educating myself on alternatives. I learned all about dyes and how they work and how to use them. I Keda's dye kit to develop a color match for the existing floors. After three tests, I had the formula that matched perfectly. I then purchased this dye, as well as two others to make the large batch I would need for the treads. One note, I did not use water as my base, I used denatured alcohol. I highly recommend this product.

When put on light wood...it just came out yellow. Not going to be able to use

Used the dye to bring out the flame in my roasted maple neck. Did a sand back and dyed once again and loved it. It’s easy to dilute and use. Very impressed