Cactus Juice Stabilizing Resin is a premium, professional grade, heat cured resin for impregnating wood. rocks, minerals, and other porous materials to make them harder, more resistant to moisture, and to add integral color with dyes. Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dye intensifies wood color with professional-grade precision.
Achieve vivid, long-lasting shades on your stabilized wood projects. Expertly crafted for optimal color saturation. Elevate your woodworking game with Cactus Juice!
Elevate your stabilizing game with Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dyes! Vibrant colors that last, specially designed for your projects. Achieve those bright hues other dyes can't match. About this item Extreme Pink Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dye 2 oz net weight by TurnTex Woodworks Report an issue with this product or seller.
Available in a range of colors that will give you brilliant color and contrast, Cactus Juice stabilizing dye should only be used with stabilizing resin and it will not affect the cure time. Mixing Instructions Add the dye to the Cactus Juice in a jug and shake vigorously, then run a sample batch with the wood you plan to do to completion. Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dye 2 oz net weight $11.50 Available Colors Add to Wishlist Add to Compare Back to: Cactus Juice Stabilizing Resin and Dyes Ask a question about this product.
Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dyes are not meant to replace Alumilite Dyes but are mainly to fill in the gaps where Alumilite Dyes can fall short. Please note: Cactus Juice dye is only for use with stabilizing resin. 15 results for "cactus juice dye" Results Check each product page for other buying options.
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Cactus Juice, BVV, and Alumilite if its wood stabilizing, it here! Cactus Juice Stabilizing Dyes and Alumilite dyes will not affect the cure of the Juice since they are specifically made for use in plastic resins. Be sure to use more dye than you think you need! There is no formula available to give consistent results from wood to wood.