Wood Turning Loblolly Pine and Wood Dye Comparison

[@radarthewoodturner8912]

Wow I didn't even think about dying bowls great job I like them all👍👍👍👍

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Thanks! Now that I have done it, they are going to become a standard of what I provide at craft shows. Thanks for watching!

[@deannabrailsford688]

Love the bowl dad!

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

My pleasure of course.

[@RickTurnsWoodturning]

Good video!

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

thanks Rick!

[@jontoolman]

Nice comparison of the dyes Mkke. Thanks for sharing. Do you put a coat of anything over the dye?

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Thanks Jon! I do I use a spray on polyurethane.

[@woodyvan6047]

Man that’s a great look!👌

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Thanks Ken!

[@m7362z]

What do you add to your unicorn spit to thin it out? And ratio

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

I use water. I can't say I have ever measured it. Strictly by how it looks. If I apply and it seems thin, then I add more stain. I did purchase small plastic bottles from Amazon that I keep some of my thinned Unicorn spit in.

[@WoodenItBeNice]

1st. Hi Mike, Nice comparison. It would be good to try the same test on in burnt wood to see how normal grain takes the dye. Cheers Huw

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

I have been for many years against any kind of staining of wood, but I think this is a nice change up. Not all the time of course. Thanks again for watching Huw!