Littlefair's Wood Stain Water Based 2.5ltr Outdoor Furniture Dye Light & Dark Finishes Non Toxic Eco Friendly Formula Exterior for Crafts Colour: Sycamore

Outdoor Use - Water Based - Environmentally Friendly - Non-Toxic. Quick Drying - Low Odour - Lightfast - Easy Brush Clean. Drying Time. Touch dry in approximately 2 hours.. Please note: this is an approximate drying time. There could be a number of factors that may affect this.. Coverage. Approx. coverage of 10-12m² per litre, for one liberal coat.. Littlefair's wood dyes are lovingly bottled by hand in the North West of England using the unique colour formulae created by Mr. Littlefair himself.. A unique formula that both penetrates and coats bare, sanded wood. It can be applied as a light wash effect or, with further coats, create a lovely soft pastel appearance.. The ingredients in this dye allow it to be applied as a pale, transparent wash with more of the natural wood colour showing through - further coats will deepen the shade and create a more solid colour with a soft pastel, almost ‘chalky’ appearance.. Colour Reproduction. We endeavour to reproduce our colours and finishes as accurately as possible - both online and in print. However there are a range of factors to consider when comparing our samples to your chosen project: the type and condition of the surface itself may produce a slightly different appearance of the finished colour. Please bear in mind the shape, size and lighting conditions of your project.. Please note: We do not recommend applying pastel dyes to decking, or in a place subject to standing water, as the ingredients can often prevent the dye from penetrating the wood thoroughly, having an adverse effect on the protective properties.. Our Water Based Wood Dyes have a matt appearance when dry and come to life when finished with Littlefair’s Wood Finishing Products. We recommend finishing your project to provide the dyed wood with extra protection.. Exterior Wood Dyes are intended for outdoor use but can also be used indoors.. Want to read more? Please take a read of our Pastel Colours blog here!