Blue Dye By Keda Dye - (25)Grams of Blue Wood Dye - Makes 5 Dye Stain Quarts

Great versatile product. I've used it in varying concentrations and with both water, alcohol, and water & alcohol mix. Doesn't penetrate too deeply, so it will sand off - good for layering techniques or fixing mistakes. Of cotton swabs, paper towels, ratty rags, and white cotton socks for application, the socks (smooth side) works the best. Swirl to blend any edges while wet. Use multiple coats and/or heavier concentration for deeper color saturation. The color really 'pops' after applying a sanding sealer and top coat. I've used red, blue, and black. All the colors are true and blend well with each other. (Allow the dyes to rest 30 minutes after mixing.)

Dye is easy to use, I used dye for accent wall turned out bad ass. I had some stains on my clothes thought it was ruined but washed out nicely, no stain 😮. Happy customer will buy again.

Good dye for wood aways use gloves

I bought a starter kit of Keta Dye last year and liked results enough to buy the blue pack. It's fun to test and is easy to apply (I pour it on and distribute it across the project with a paintbrush). It easily washes out of brushes. I like how the color pops after a finish is applied. This is the stuff to get if you want great color and easy clean up.

Very neat product. We bought it for my 13 yr old daughter to build and color a skateboard. She did all the work and the dying then I hit it with some spar urethane and it buffed out like glass. I look forward to using more colors on more projects. Definitely worth the money.