Will these markers blend with a wood stain that has a slight red tint?
1733851
staci. yes I purchased these markers for my hardwood floors that have a red highlight abd work abd blend in just fine. I'm pleased with the product.
1733852
I want to say yes. One of the makers definately had a reddish tint to it. It should work just fine.
1733853
I am not sure. They are like a magic marker. I dab and then gently wipe with a cloth.
561977
They will hold the prisma colors but I don't know what AD markers are. These will hold spectrum noir as well.
728645
They should. They dry darker than when they are first applied. But they are not pale colors.
1192621
I have not tried it but I would think it will work since they are paint markers, I love them! Hope this helps
1887230
Yes. Goto Lowes,Home Depot or Ace and they sell mason powder. You can mix in the batch or even coat on top of whatever your pouring and it will stain it.I have used the red powder before. Or you may use a liquid stain like Nulook. Hope it helps.
689066
The layering would depend on the dilution of the dye and I personally don't think it would come out looking how you want. I suppose it could blend well but it'll be a challenge. Maybe just section the wood and do each color. If you do blend them I wish you luck. Hope this helps some.
728643
I used them to make a "fairy box" for my niece to put stones in from Twig (the fairy at the Renaissance Festival). I painted a wood box a royal blue color (so not super dark but dark enough, it was leftover paint from a bedroom). The Orange, Green, and Pink showed up wonderfully on it, the purple is the only color that is hard to see. So, in answer to your question, and from my experience, yes the light color inks showed up on the darker surface. The darker did not as well. If I could attach a picture I would :)
2201385
Perhaps it would be best if you used a wood conditioner first so the stain will be accepted by your wood more evenly. There are lots of them available and I have found it to be helpful. The Briwax would be your last step. Conditioner, stai!n, Briwax -- rmember to take all the steps for a proper finish. Good luck !
199133
Yes they work the same as shrinky dinks. I used colored sharpies and it worked great
1373746
There is no mention of being able to paint or stain, and as they appear to be nylon or something similar, and high gloss, the only way I would try it is to rough the surface with sandpaper and try a Krylon spray paint for plastics. A paint store may know by looking at it.
474537
I would not use with stain. Stain and paint are 2 different products to protect wood. Stains is absorbed by the wood fibers, paint lays on the surface. The ceramic product would interfere with the performance of the stain.
706958
I think it would depend on what it is made of. If it is that vaneer typ of faux wood, I would say yes. I do know they don't work on spackle! I filled in a chip/small hole with spackle & thought I would use a marker over it, the ink from the marker soaked right in and was a lot darker than the actual color.
1905136
I have done several drawings with these on watercolor paper - and put UV glass over them, but have had several that faded. I have bought and will try a UV spray on them to see if this helps. I love these markers and have enjoyed the blending aspects of them...but now I'm worried about all the gifts I gave using these pens - if they're close to the sunlight, they will fade.
498223
Yes, it will to some extent. It is solvent based but remember it is a wax. If you have a scrap of wood; I think Sherwin Williams will match stain. Anyway, they used to.
707254
These are not bare wood, so it would require removing the outer coat of varnish to the bare wood. In order to stain them that would be a bit tedious.
671599
Parawood has a very tight grain and is difficult to get a deep stain. Stains are a surface treatment that needs an open pore to work effectively. I have used wood dye which penetrates into the wood. You can create custom colors by blending dyes. Transtint dyes work very well. BTW you can see some very nice grain patterns using the dyes.
1907283
The wood is finished, so not sure it would take a stain without sanding or taking off the finish.