went down to bunnings to replenish my supply of F&W prooftint rosewood stain to find it not available
not only that, several others that i regularly use are also NA eg: red green blue etc
the rest of the "usual suspects" colour range is also pretty narrow
my practice is to mix these stains into lacquer as a transparent tinting medium which is then shot over the piece usually in 3 or 4 layers or until i get the required colour depth and level of opacity - i know that everyone is using the new varnish stains because they are easy to use but totally NA to guitar finishing
i would love to know about a brand of spirit based stains that is available locally in a decent range of colours
not only that, several others that i regularly use are also NA eg: red green blue etc
the rest of the "usual suspects" colour range is also pretty narrow
my practice is to mix these stains into lacquer as a transparent tinting medium which is then shot over the piece usually in 3 or 4 layers or until i get the required colour depth and level of opacity - i know that everyone is using the new varnish stains because they are easy to use but totally NA to guitar finishing
i would love to know about a brand of spirit based stains that is available locally in a decent range of colours
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