will keda aniline dyes mix with lacquer?
626691
It is really potent/powerful dye, try a little of the dry powder in a little lacquer--and like chicken soup , can't hurt.
1932776
Sharon, Yes, you can do that to get a customized color. I wouldn't mix 2 different products, but 2 different colors of Surya henna would be just fine to mix. I almost always mixed 2 separate colors to get a shade I wanted and had no ill effects. Hope this helps!
78570
Yes, I have tried this over normal lacquer polish. The only trick is that you must make sure that the Lacquer polish is completely dried before the Gelish Top It Off is applied. It does help the lacquer to chip less The Top It Off works on metallic lacquers best.
85738
A good question to ask the vendor! The inks are not compatible with each other. (go for the dye)
60844
Acrylic and lacquer are totally different items so find out which it is first. If it is a true lacquer I would be hesitant to use it.find out about your current finish and contact the manufacturer.
422019
I doubt it, but let me check the packaging...it says only that it has no dyes, inks, or fragrances. It is unbleached and all natural.
1065895
No, it should not. If they came pre - dyed the dye is in the petals. You should have nothing to worry about.
770710
I have Dupli Color paint and it says on the can, Enamel Lacquer. Will it work? Sure sounds like it will.
1456152
Yes. I have used the dotting tools with conventional nail polish. The secret is waiting til the base color is dry before using the dotting tool.
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Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't remember afterwards applications. Sorry! Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't... » Read More Hi, I didn't apply leather finish after dying my shoes. I watched a YouTube video and a lady dyed some rather worn shoes with a gorgeous orangish/rust dye. They turned out fabulously, and she dyed SUEDE shoes! That is what I did, only black and newish shoes. She said hers were suede, and it worked great. The package says not to dye suede, but I did anyway. I am not sorry! The color is fabulous and I just brushed them with a soft brush after they were dry. I am not doing anything else to them - mostly because they look good and they are suede. I would suggest reading the package. I don't remember afterwards applications. Sorry! « Show Less
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No, it won't work. You need others like dark green, light blue, dark blue, magenta, light brown, light gray, dark gray, lime green, light orange, dark orange and then regulars, like red, yellow, green, brown, black, etc.
1972159
Indigo and henna can be mix together it will give a darket color You'll have less of a red tint
1551835
Yes. This is the processing solution and is mixed with your color. The mix should be in equal parts. In other words, if you use 1.5 ounces of color, you need to use 1.5 ounces of the processing solution.
458555
For anyone who might be faced with a similar problem, it's possible to mix the amber and clear shellac. Just keep track of the proportions on your test piece. With a little care, you can get the color awfully close to the original oxidized wood.
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
60841
It's not the best idea to do that. It can "melt" the lacquer by trapping it's (the lacquers) own solvents under the clear if the lacquer isn't well and properly dried for a few days. Try at your own risk. Good product though.
578360
I haven't even set mine up, due to illness in my family! But, if you had 30-06 dyes, I would assume you could, but you might want to contact the manufacture and find out, sorry!