Wanted you to know I used your technique on a barn door headboard and the results were outstanding. Sold it for $550 dollars and I'm getting orders for more. Thanks!!
Hi Nick I got into the shou sugi ban thing about 3 months ago and deep burn everything. It's way more eye candy than the light burn. Up until I heard about the Keda dyes I just used plain old Tremclad rust paint thinned 50%. Personally other than the major wiping when using Tremclad I prefer the final result over the Keda. I'm not knocking Keda at all. I used the Keda blue on a table which looks absolutely great. With the Tremclad one coat is all you need but like I said it has to be rubbed out. The best one I did was when I used Tremclad aluminum. It's just not a colour you'd expect to see on wood is probably the reason. Great videos Nick. I've learned a lot from them
Thanks for the love, Peter! If you work with wood dyes, check out my video on the art piece I created. I used Folk Art Ultra Dye and it's now my favorite goto dye. It's ready to go right out of the bottle. One coat. ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html
I recently bought 10 bottles of unicorn spit (it ain’t cheap) so I’m going to experiment with that first. The colors are crazy cool as are some of the online ideas. I loved watching you burn the wood first though so that just entered my plans. I hate watching “dry” instructors so thanks so much for the entertaining lesson.
I just experimented with mica powder pigments in coconut oil as a stain. Amazing result. mix a little mica into a clear lacquer for a finish coat, and it really pops.
UNiCORN SPiT need to be diluted with 3-10 parts water to become a dye. It also dries chalky to let you know when it’s dry enough to seal. Great tutorial 💕
Very interested in the dilution ratios..does it affect the base colour if you dilute it? ( I've make the red more of a pink?) Great video Nick and Hi from the UK...
Amazing video. I am building a computer desk thanks to you and your instructions. Trying something new. Burner is in the mail as well as the dyes. Liked, Subscribed and notifications set looking forward to more videos
Hey Nick, I'm Timothy McKenna. I already love your channel. I would incourage everyone to look into Patreon to help support you. There are a lot of different levels to fit anybody. Burn on!
God you are so funny! I watched this for the Unicorn Spit trial and results but found myself laughing too much to really pay attention to your project outcome! Thanks for the “results” and the laughs! Keep it up!
I've used the purple Unicorn Spit in the past. I diluted it a lot more. I don't know how much, I didn't measure.... But I thought it still worked great! Nice video, Nick!
Outstanding video. Do you have a way to char 6x1 five foot long boards without warping the wood or twisting? I am about to make my truck bed floor doing burn dye method. I did a test board and warped it.
I think the reason the Keda dye seems to take better is because it's solvent based vs water based like the RIT and Unicorn Spit. I'm not terribly well versed in these products so I might be wrong. Love the video.
Love the info and witty banter dude! I was wondering if there is a Keda white dye? I think it would look sick with this technique! Thanks for what you do!
Thanks for the love. Keda does not make a white dye. I'm not sure why. It might have to do with the ingredients he uses? The dyes are eco friendly and don't have the odor that stain does. Cheers! 👍🥃👍🥃
I can attest to this! Keda dyes are incredible! Best I've found. Use in water or rubbing alcohol. Theu both turn out incredible. You can even spray it and it works great!
Love your videos. Building a wedding arch for my son and his wife. Going to use this technique. Initial experiments going well. One question, if you're still answering them: The arch is made of box beams (1x6 boards built into a square tube) that are sectioned in 4 foot lengths. They are constructed using tongue and groove and will be glued up. I feel like I will need to build the box beam sections before I do the burning in order to get a consistent burn and to prevent issues fitting it together due to warping or other changes to dimensions from the heat. Any suggestions on this?
Definitely build them first. Tongue and groove can get all messed up during the burn as the tongues are thinner stock and can become brittle. I'd say glue the hell out of it and make sure to take quick passes with the torch. That way you won't make the glue bonds fail. Also if you can get a couple of metal L-brackets inside the beam, it might be a good idea. Also keep an eye on your end-grain. Heat tends to make the boards cup the way the C of the end-grain is going. Make sure to burn the opposite side to mitigate cupping. Cheers
@@BuildDadBuild Great info. Definitely going to glue like crazy with Gorilla Glue. I will have box splices inside the box beams (to splice the 4' sections into 8' box beams) so that should take the place of L-brackets. They will be glued and screwed in. I don't think I'm going to mess with the end grain other than maybe a quick surface pass to darken it. It doesn't really show on the arch the way it's set up. When you say "Make sure to burn the opposite side..." you don't mean the inside of the box beam, do you? There's no way to get inside the beam and do that safely. Finally, is there a way to send a picture? Grasshopper would love to show off his test piece to the master. LOL (P.S. Saw the smoked whiskey video and that's on the agenda as a project with son when he gets back from "places".)
I watch your videos because I'm quarantined and you crack me up !! Also, because I have two end tables that have stained tops which I'm going to try to sand down to the wood and try your method to distress the tops. It'll be an experiment. Still watching you- and learning.
Haha ! You remind me of myself when I ain’t burned in awhile too . I was so frustrated to get a late start on a work project the other day and my torch was wussing out on me . Haha! I was so antsy to get fire to wood ! I’m making something SUPER DAMN COOL ! 😂
Awesome videos that inspired me to change how I want to do the wood accents in my van build. I'm looking at making a Shou-sugi-ban accents and maybe even a counter top but the whole color scheme is grey / white / black / glacier blue (arctic / winter colors). Do you have recommendations on coloring for achieving a grey or white tint?
Thank you! Grey or white? Sure! Check out the grey I used here: ruclips.net/video/SMz5r7TFcEI/видео.html And the white here: ruclips.net/video/cpBP1A2UrPE/видео.html Cheers!
This dudes friggin awesome! I forgot what I was even looking up. Then just kept watching...oop... back to video, think I just missed something about sven
Dude looks awesome I tried to do the same with with some die and stainnto a gun stock. Black\blue. Didn't come out nice so the whole thing is black now. Guess walnut doesn't soak in as well. Love to see some other experimental color combinations. Awesome video bud, keep on, keeping on!
I use rit dye I dont mix it with anything but I will tell you something else I use is tye dye the spots you got maybe because the rit and unicorn spit is a water based product
Thank you. That is Krylon Specialty Lacquer: amzn.to/2wOz7ZO Since then I've discovered Total Boat's Halcyon Clear Varnish. I like that much better. amzn.to/2wMplHE Cheers!
Thanks for the video,,very informative on the products,canadian mist and wood burning is my therapy...i want too learn more about dyes and colored fillers....and topping with epoxey clear..??
Thank you! Check out the video below where I talk about Total Boat Halcyon Clear. Probably a better alternative to clear epoxy in most cases. ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html Halcyon Clear: amzn.to/2vuorzm Cheers!
In a previous video you used keta die mixed with water and had the best results. Why did you used lacquer thinner this time instead of water? Have you tried this die with water? Excellent video as always!
Thanks! In the previous video I used the powder (which works better with water). The dye is supposed to work better with lacquer thinner...To answer your question, no I have not tried it with water. yet. Cheers!
I have learned with the Rit dye, that the blue paper shop towels, are the best way to apply it. Old t-shirts, sponge brushes, and paper towels all required way more effort.
Hey Nick, great video man. Have you tried the dye and burn on a pressure treated 4x4? I'm going to experiment and find out soon on pergola posts figured I'd ask
Thanks, Tim! I have not burned any pressure treated lumber. My understanding is when you burn pressure treated lumber you cause all the chemicals used to pressure treat it to become airborne. If you try it, where a respirator! Cheers!
@@BuildDadBuild maybe I'll see how the dye soaks in without any burn 1st. Maybe a light burn also. I heatweld asphalt to pressure treated wook plate often, commercial hot tar roofs.
Все круто, очень круто. Люблю смотреть ваши видео, с нетерпением жду новых. Очень интересна тема покраски в таком стиле. Обязательно хочется попробовать
Thanks Tom! I did this piece with the Red Keda Liquid: ruclips.net/video/T8WlyAJTcBg/видео.html Also check out this piece where I used Folk Art Ultra Dye: ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html Cheers!
Very entertaining and informative video! I've used Faber-Castell Pitt brush pens on small areas of wood (wooden peg people) and got great translucency. Probably not useful to you for your purposes unless you decide to take up pyrography, but hey, it's a comment for the algorithm! 😄
Hey Nick: I watched several of your videos a couple months ago. You kindly replied to some suggestions for your show and, later, you answered my question about the best wood coloring to use. (Keda Wood Dye. I accidentally addressed you as "Dan". Sorry about that!) So I went to work rebuilding an antique park bench, the wrought iron frame for which I found at a thrift store years ago. Apparently, the wood planks had rotted for they were long gone; only the wrought iron frame, in four pieces, remained with a few of the original screws and bolts still fastened to them. I'd like to upload some photos to show you the result, my first effort at Shou Sugi Ban. How may I do that?
I think to get maximum color saturation you need to water the sapling with water that has been dyed. In 50 years you can harvest,mill, burn and done. Easy!
hey man, love what your doin...i have an experiment i've been curious about since i got into shou sugi ban,and figure it would be quick and easy for you....what would happen if you dyed the wood first, then burned it? like heat lock the dye in? you could do a surface light burn and also and deep one and brush it out...you pickin up what im droppin brotha? im thinking it could yield some interesting effects...or go absolutely nowhere let me know what you think.... regardless you got yourself a new sub..later
I did that in a previous video. The dye doesn't penetrate deep enough and when you burn the dye comes off with the brush. ruclips.net/video/cN9lwps2Onk/видео.html Cheers!
This guy...unbelievable, not only does he get back to me same day. he hits with 'yea bruh'...'done thought it'.. 'done been there son'.....'went i and done done it....'can watch how its done, but..... dont do it son, i already done did it'
Hey Nick, I'm Kev BTW🤜🏻🤛🏼 ',thanks for getting back to me man....look forward to talkin shop, shootin the ish and even some just like remotely interesting general human communicating....✊🏼😉
They are not the same thing. Honestly, I wasn't sure what the difference was. Here's an article that explains it better than I can. medium.com/@hrtblngstohim/lacquer-thinner-or-turpentine-a9ac5d9859da Cheers! 👍🥃👍🥃
Hey man, is the Keda dye difficult to get hold of? Can't find it in the UK, and Amazon don't seem to have it either. Great channel by the way. My 10 year old daughter thinks you're very funny #legend! I love "coffee" too man.
Propane and Whiskey- The reason why the Fire Marshall and the ATF have your address saved in their GPS. And if the red is Unicorn Spit, is the brown Unicorn Shit? Inquiring minds wanna know!
Have you ever tried kool-aid as a dye? I had a friend that wanted a bird house but didn’t want “chemicals” 🤔😉 on it as a stain. I used kool-aid and it turned out great.
I have not tried Kool-aid. LOL The stuff I'm in love with right now is Folk Art Ultra Dye. Comes pre-mixed and works great. I use it in this video (and talk about it a little, it's on clearance at Michaels so super cheap!) ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html Cheers!
I'm just listening to tunes. And I'm calling that my "hearing protection" for the time being. If I could figure out a way to use them as a mic for the videos...that would be awesome!
You're fucking hilarious. Added to the fact you're a whiskey guy...you and I would be good friends. PS Whiskey in your coffee...awesome. Love your videos too.
Dyes and Stains Used (these are affiliate links):
Keda Wood Dye: amzn.to/2NtZ9aq
Unicorn Spit: amzn.to/36Z1VMr
RIT Dye: amzn.to/362Hkpy
Cheers!
Zoinks!
Nice job since France
@@nicolasozeler5392 Thank you!
Hey nick. Most of the dye used isn't available anymore. Any thoughts?
@@MrStabbyGaming check out Keda Wood Dye or UNiCORN SPiT
Wanted you to know I used your technique on a barn door headboard and the results were outstanding. Sold it for $550 dollars and I'm getting orders for more. Thanks!!
That's amazing! Congratulations!!
If you don't mind head on over to Discord and share pics!
discord.gg/Aa749ws
Sam, would you share a pic of the barn door? I am building a barn door, too. But I am unsure if the door will be too dark afterwards.
This video was a huge help for me on my project today. Very happy with how it turned out. Thanks for your help. Keep doing what you're doing.
That's awesome! Glad it helped.
Cheers
Hi Nick I got into the shou sugi ban thing about 3 months ago and deep burn everything. It's way more eye candy than the light burn. Up until I heard about the Keda dyes I just used plain old Tremclad rust paint thinned 50%. Personally other than the major wiping when using Tremclad I prefer the final result over the Keda. I'm not knocking Keda at all. I used the Keda blue on a table which looks absolutely great. With the Tremclad one coat is all you need but like I said it has to be rubbed out. The best one I did was when I used Tremclad aluminum. It's just not a colour you'd expect to see on wood is probably the reason. Great videos Nick. I've learned a lot from them
Thanks for the love, Peter!
If you work with wood dyes, check out my video on the art piece I created. I used Folk Art Ultra Dye and it's now my favorite goto dye. It's ready to go right out of the bottle. One coat.
ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html
You are such a eye-rolling dad-jokes dad! This was so helpful in figuring out which dye or stain to use for my project, so thank you!
Thank you.
And you are so welcome, Hannah!
Cheers
You sir are a Legend!! Love your videos! Very educational!! Very fun to watch!!
Thanks, Megan!
Cheers
I recently bought 10 bottles of unicorn spit (it ain’t cheap) so I’m going to experiment with that first. The colors are crazy cool as are some of the online ideas. I loved watching you burn the wood first though so that just entered my plans. I hate watching “dry” instructors so thanks so much for the entertaining lesson.
Sure thing Trey!
Cheers
I just experimented with mica powder pigments in coconut oil as a stain. Amazing result.
mix a little mica into a clear lacquer for a finish coat, and it really pops.
Great tip!
Thanks, Jeff!
Cheers
UNiCORN SPiT need to be diluted with 3-10 parts water to become a dye. It also dries chalky to let you know when it’s dry enough to seal. Great tutorial 💕
That's great to know.
I used Unicorn Spit again in an upcoming video and got great results! Stay tuned!!
Cheers!
Very interested in the dilution ratios..does it affect the base colour if you dilute it? ( I've make the red more of a pink?)
Great video Nick and Hi from the UK...
Amazing video. I am building a computer desk thanks to you and your instructions. Trying something new. Burner is in the mail as well as the dyes. Liked, Subscribed and notifications set looking forward to more videos
That's awesome.
And thank you!
Cheers
Hey Nick, I'm Timothy McKenna. I already love your channel. I would incourage everyone to look into Patreon to help support you. There are a lot of different levels to fit anybody. Burn on!
Thanks, brother!
God you are so funny! I watched this for the Unicorn Spit trial and results but found myself laughing too much to really pay attention to your project outcome! Thanks for the “results” and the laughs! Keep it up!
Thanks Cashion!
And will do.
Cheers!!
Well I checked back now 4 years later to say...alcohol inks mixed with alcohol win hands down. You still rock
I've used the purple Unicorn Spit in the past. I diluted it a lot more. I don't know how much, I didn't measure.... But I thought it still worked great! Nice video, Nick!
Thanks, brother!
This is the most adorably nerdy lil passion project & I am Here for it.
Welcome to the Fray!
Cheers
Outstanding video. Do you have a way to char 6x1 five foot long boards without warping the wood or twisting? I am about to make my truck bed floor doing burn dye method. I did a test board and warped it.
It’s all in the technique.
Loved it dude!! Very informing In a fun way. Love the dry humor!! Keep it up sir, and go 'BURN' something!! Lol
Hey man I really like the way you go about educating us...I need it cause I'm a newbie I usually get bored during these vids and I'm out to the next
You're welcome!
Cheers
I think the reason the Keda dye seems to take better is because it's solvent based vs water based like the RIT and Unicorn Spit. I'm not terribly well versed in these products so I might be wrong.
Love the video.
Thanks for the love!
I think you are right...the maker of the Keda dye said he made it specifically for dying wood.
Cheers!
Love the info and witty banter dude! I was wondering if there is a Keda white dye? I think it would look sick with this technique! Thanks for what you do!
Thanks for the love.
Keda does not make a white dye. I'm not sure why. It might have to do with the ingredients he uses? The dyes are eco friendly and don't have the odor that stain does.
Cheers!
👍🥃👍🥃
I can attest to this! Keda dyes are incredible! Best I've found. Use in water or rubbing alcohol. Theu both turn out incredible. You can even spray it and it works great!
👍
Love your videos. Building a wedding arch for my son and his wife. Going to use this technique. Initial experiments going well. One question, if you're still answering them: The arch is made of box beams (1x6 boards built into a square tube) that are sectioned in 4 foot lengths. They are constructed using tongue and groove and will be glued up. I feel like I will need to build the box beam sections before I do the burning in order to get a consistent burn and to prevent issues fitting it together due to warping or other changes to dimensions from the heat. Any suggestions on this?
Definitely build them first. Tongue and groove can get all messed up during the burn as the tongues are thinner stock and can become brittle.
I'd say glue the hell out of it and make sure to take quick passes with the torch. That way you won't make the glue bonds fail. Also if you can get a couple of metal L-brackets inside the beam, it might be a good idea.
Also keep an eye on your end-grain. Heat tends to make the boards cup the way the C of the end-grain is going. Make sure to burn the opposite side to mitigate cupping.
Cheers
@@BuildDadBuild Great info. Definitely going to glue like crazy with Gorilla Glue. I will have box splices inside the box beams (to splice the 4' sections into 8' box beams) so that should take the place of L-brackets. They will be glued and screwed in. I don't think I'm going to mess with the end grain other than maybe a quick surface pass to darken it. It doesn't really show on the arch the way it's set up. When you say "Make sure to burn the opposite side..." you don't mean the inside of the box beam, do you? There's no way to get inside the beam and do that safely. Finally, is there a way to send a picture? Grasshopper would love to show off his test piece to the master. LOL (P.S. Saw the smoked whiskey video and that's on the agenda as a project with son when he gets back from "places".)
The the keda dye liquid work best with water or would a lacquer thinner be better in your opinion
I like using it with water. It's easier to work with. But it penetrates better with lacquer thinner.
Cheers
I watch your videos because I'm quarantined and you crack me up !! Also, because I have two end tables that have stained tops which I'm going to try to sand down to the wood and try your method to distress the tops. It'll be an experiment. Still watching you- and learning.
Awesome!
Welcome to the Fray...
Cheers!
Haha ! You remind me of myself when I ain’t burned in awhile too . I was so frustrated to get a late start on a work project the other day and my torch was wussing out on me . Haha! I was so antsy to get fire to wood ! I’m making something SUPER DAMN COOL ! 😂
Hey!!! I have a question. Can I use any reg wall paints for color? I don't have any dye? And can I mix paint and stain together?
Paint will cover the char
I would like to see just a surface burn on the pre-dyed boards as a posed to the full char burn technique that you applied on them.
Lantz,
Check out this video here where I did both:
ruclips.net/video/S-HY2txy7n4/видео.html
Cheers!
👍🥃👍🥃👍🥃
Super interesting experiment - I think the "dye" in the Woodcraft cup would do the best job at coating my stomach though.
It makes me warm inside...
Awesome videos that inspired me to change how I want to do the wood accents in my van build. I'm looking at making a Shou-sugi-ban accents and maybe even a counter top but the whole color scheme is grey / white / black / glacier blue (arctic / winter colors). Do you have recommendations on coloring for achieving a grey or white tint?
Thank you!
Grey or white? Sure!
Check out the grey I used here:
ruclips.net/video/SMz5r7TFcEI/видео.html
And the white here:
ruclips.net/video/cpBP1A2UrPE/видео.html
Cheers!
@@BuildDadBuild you rock thanks man!
This dudes friggin awesome! I forgot what I was even looking up. Then just kept watching...oop... back to video, think I just missed something about sven
Rock on!
If making picture frames or small boxes etc should you burn the wood then build or build then burn? Could make a good vid 🙏
I would probably burn first then assemble so you can adjust for any warping.
Cheers
@@BuildDadBuild going to have a go very soon. Thanks for the inspiration 🙏
Powered by Propane and Whiskey. At the same time would be a very different kind of video indeed! Shou Sugi Boom. 😁🚒
Do you use spray on poly or brush on . Water or oil base
I used to use a spray on water based poly. I have since switched over to Halcyon Rugged Varnish by TotalBoat. And you brush that on.
Cheers!
Dude looks awesome I tried to do the same with with some die and stainnto a gun stock. Black\blue. Didn't come out nice so the whole thing is black now. Guess walnut doesn't soak in as well. Love to see some other experimental color combinations. Awesome video bud, keep on, keeping on!
Thanks, brother. And stay tuned. I'm not done yet! LOL
Cheers!
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I use rit dye I dont mix it with anything but I will tell you something else I use is tye dye the spots you got maybe because the rit and unicorn spit is a water based product
Hmmmm...good to know.
Thank you!
@@BuildDadBuild your welcome
What makes a good toolkit?
I really do like the unicorn spit experiment#1. Looks like a flame. Pretty tight. Could be a nice effect on something later on.
Me too. There's definitely something there to work with. I need to explore it more!
Cheers
Klinkies
Wow!!! I learn so much with you guy!
What kind of paint is that u use?
It's not paint. In this video I use stain vs dyes.
Cheers
What are you using to take the char off?
I have a nylox brush that attaches to my drill.
amzn.to/2KGU943
Cheers
Awesome video great ideas . What is the clear finish you used?
Thank you.
That is Krylon Specialty Lacquer:
amzn.to/2wOz7ZO
Since then I've discovered Total Boat's Halcyon Clear Varnish. I like that much better.
amzn.to/2wMplHE
Cheers!
Thanks for the video,,very informative on the products,canadian mist and wood burning is my therapy...i want too learn more about dyes and colored fillers....and topping with epoxey clear..??
Thank you!
Check out the video below where I talk about Total Boat Halcyon Clear. Probably a better alternative to clear epoxy in most cases.
ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html
Halcyon Clear:
amzn.to/2vuorzm
Cheers!
In a previous video you used keta die mixed with water and had the best results. Why did you used lacquer thinner this time instead of water? Have you tried this die with water? Excellent video as always!
Thanks!
In the previous video I used the powder (which works better with water). The dye is supposed to work better with lacquer thinner...To answer your question, no I have not tried it with water. yet.
Cheers!
You really turned me on to Keda dye, thanks. By the way you are funny as hell @ .5 speed omg
Awesome!
And LOL
Cheers
Dude. I love your videos. Lots of great tips and advice. Super funny as well. Keep posting more. Rick
Thanks, Rick!
Those really came out great after the finish went on! Nice work. What type of finish do you use?
On those I used Krylon Lacquer:
amzn.to/2Sr7myR
I have recently discovered Total Boat's Halcyon finish and I really love it!
amzn.to/39xj9S4
Cheers!
Thanks. Keep up the good work!
What finish did you use?
Great video! Love your style.
Thanks!
That is Krylon Specialty Lacquer
amzn.to/2XplBpd
Cheers!
I have learned with the Rit dye, that the blue paper shop towels, are the best way to apply it. Old t-shirts, sponge brushes, and paper towels all required way more effort.
Good to know. Thank you!
Hey Nick, great video man. Have you tried the dye and burn on a pressure treated 4x4? I'm going to experiment and find out soon on pergola posts figured I'd ask
Thanks, Tim!
I have not burned any pressure treated lumber. My understanding is when you burn pressure treated lumber you cause all the chemicals used to pressure treat it to become airborne. If you try it, where a respirator!
Cheers!
@@BuildDadBuild maybe I'll see how the dye soaks in without any burn 1st. Maybe a light burn also. I heatweld asphalt to pressure treated wook plate often, commercial hot tar roofs.
The only channel to go when you need to see wood burning
Say it loud and say it proud!
Cheers, brother!
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Great video. What are you spraying on the wood to finish?
It's Krylon Specialty Lacquer
amzn.to/2vegHRT
You can get it for half the price at Lowes!
Cheers!
Wow I love it 😍 I’ve subscribed to your channel, thanks a lot to share.
Awesome. Thank you!
Cheers
are those green or dried 2x4s?
Kiln dried
@@BuildDadBuild so you just apply the dye/stain without a pre-conditioner?
@@pastorstevenrodriguez5495 Correct
@@BuildDadBuild follow me on IG: pastor_srod. I'm going to start making some bookends and watch stands, hoping to sell on etsy soon.
What finish do you use?
Spray lacquer
@@BuildDadBuild Nice... I'm trying to look for a glossy finish for a deck. But all the ones I find say "not intended for decks" on the back!
You want or look for a deck specific clear coat.
@@BuildDadBuild Only thing I can find specifically for decks is thompson's waterseal or olympic watergaurd but it's not glossy. oh well it'll do
Все круто, очень круто. Люблю смотреть ваши видео, с нетерпением жду новых. Очень интересна тема покраски в таком стиле. Обязательно хочется попробовать
Спасибо👍🥃
Nick, you are a complete goof. Subscribed...
Please let me wife know. Thank you.
Cheers!
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Great video. Have you done any projects utilizing the red Keda dye yet?
Thanks Tom!
I did this piece with the Red Keda Liquid:
ruclips.net/video/T8WlyAJTcBg/видео.html
Also check out this piece where I used Folk Art Ultra Dye:
ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html
Cheers!
Hey bud, Keda has two different types of liquid dye, the variety pack and the one you used in the video.. Is it the same stuff?
Same stuff. I just ordered one color to test.
Cheers!
Very entertaining and informative video! I've used Faber-Castell Pitt brush pens on small areas of wood (wooden peg people) and got great translucency. Probably not useful to you for your purposes unless you decide to take up pyrography, but hey, it's a comment for the algorithm! 😄
Hey Nick: I watched several of your videos a couple months ago. You kindly replied to some suggestions for your show and, later, you answered my question about the best wood coloring to use. (Keda Wood Dye. I accidentally addressed you as "Dan". Sorry about that!) So I went to work rebuilding an antique park bench, the wrought iron frame for which I found at a thrift store years ago. Apparently, the wood planks had rotted for they were long gone; only the wrought iron frame, in four pieces, remained with a few of the original screws and bolts still fastened to them. I'd like to upload some photos to show you the result, my first effort at Shou Sugi Ban. How may I do that?
Hey, Pierre!
You can upload them to Discord here:
discord.gg/Aa749ws
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I think to get maximum color saturation you need to water the sapling with water that has been dyed. In 50 years you can harvest,mill, burn and done. Easy!
Sweet! LOL
RIT dye has tons of salts in it. When I've used it on wood, I end up with a thin salt crust on the wood after sitting for 24 hours
Good to know!
hey man, love what your doin...i have an experiment i've been curious about since i got into shou sugi ban,and figure it would be quick and easy for you....what would happen if you dyed the wood first, then burned it? like heat lock the dye in? you could do a surface light burn and also and deep one and brush it out...you pickin up what im droppin brotha? im thinking it could yield some interesting effects...or go absolutely nowhere let me know what you think.... regardless you got yourself a new sub..later
I did that in a previous video. The dye doesn't penetrate deep enough and when you burn the dye comes off with the brush.
ruclips.net/video/cN9lwps2Onk/видео.html
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This guy...unbelievable, not only does he get back to me same day. he hits with 'yea bruh'...'done thought it'.. 'done been there son'.....'went i and done done it....'can watch how its done, but..... dont do it son, i already done did it'
Hey Nick, I'm Kev BTW🤜🏻🤛🏼 ',thanks for getting back to me man....look forward to talkin shop, shootin the ish and even some just like remotely interesting general human communicating....✊🏼😉
Angelus leather dye ?
Works unreal !!
Awesome. I'll have to check it out.
Non-American here, is lacquer thinner the same as turpentine?
They are not the same thing. Honestly, I wasn't sure what the difference was. Here's an article that explains it better than I can.
medium.com/@hrtblngstohim/lacquer-thinner-or-turpentine-a9ac5d9859da
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@@BuildDadBuild thanks mate, appreciate the link. Most would just disregard my question.
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Love it brill vid keep going m8
Thank you!
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You are so funny sir hehehehe. Great sense of humor.. from philippines. Manix rios
Thank you!
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Yay, Folgers!
Yum!
Your a burnin dyin manic ! Subbed
Thanks, brother!
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Hey man, is the Keda dye difficult to get hold of? Can't find it in the UK, and Amazon don't seem to have it either. Great channel by the way. My 10 year old daughter thinks you're very funny #legend! I love "coffee" too man.
If you can't find it on Amazon, check their website
www.kedadyeinc.com/
I'm pretty sure they ship internationally.
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Propane and Whiskey- The reason why the Fire Marshall and the ATF have your address saved in their GPS. And if the red is Unicorn Spit, is the brown Unicorn Shit? Inquiring minds wanna know!
LOL I think it all comes out the same end...
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@@BuildDadBuild Out the same end? Ouch! Inquiring minds didn't wanna know that! lol.
Nice shirt!
Thanks, brother!
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im rubing in dry mica powder in multi colors post burn trippy results then automotive clear coat
Sounds cool. Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft did something similar...
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didn't see you wet the wood before using unicorn spit ...which would have opened up wood depth.
Thanks for the tip
Heat up the rit dye to brake down the salts
Good to know. Thank you.
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F#####!!! These will be my new hobby!! This is f#### amazing!!!
Any chances to contact with you??!!! Want to ask about the tools for the beginner
Sure. You can reach me at nick@builddadbuild.com or on Instagram @builddadbuild
Also, check out this video where I talk about the basics.
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Have you ever tried kool-aid as a dye? I had a friend that wanted a bird house but didn’t want “chemicals” 🤔😉 on it as a stain. I used kool-aid and it turned out great.
I have not tried Kool-aid. LOL
The stuff I'm in love with right now is Folk Art Ultra Dye. Comes pre-mixed and works great.
I use it in this video (and talk about it a little, it's on clearance at Michaels so super cheap!)
ruclips.net/video/-_CXfpdS-7I/видео.html
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Shou sugi ban is supposed to have crystallizing from the burn.... that’s why all had it.
Thanks for the tip!
I like the experiment. And Sure it is..
Swearsies...
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I need that shirt...
Check out my Merch shop!
teespring.com/propane-and-whiskey?tsmac=store&tsmic=build-dad-build&pid=369&cid=6521
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Are you realted to David the good? You look very similar
I do not know who that is...LOL So, I'm going to say NO.🤣
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Why do you wear AirPods in your videos? Are you using them as a microphone to hear yourself? Or hearing protection? Or just listening to tunes?
I'm just listening to tunes. And I'm calling that my "hearing protection" for the time being.
If I could figure out a way to use them as a mic for the videos...that would be awesome!
You're fucking hilarious. Added to the fact you're a whiskey guy...you and I would be good friends. PS Whiskey in your coffee...awesome. Love your videos too.
Thanks, Steve!
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Hold on to your brain biscuits!!!
But they're turning so fast!
Comment 1 minute in....... Settle down Beavis.....
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0:37 Dude you can't burn any wood after you die :D :D I guess there's no whiskey either.
Thanks for the great videos and cheers.
There's ALWAYS whiskey!
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"It's a yoga swing" hahaha. No it isn't... But stick to your guns bro. We'll believe you eventually.
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u are so funnie lol
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Этот мужик смахивает на еминема
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I tried to skip around to remove some of the talking but there was just too much of it. Wood looks good tho.
Check out @fortheloveofthegrain you’d dig his video style better. 👍🏻👍🏻
Super corny 😂