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Dark Pewter will darken steel, steel alloys, "pot" metal, brass and many other metals to various shades of pewter gray. Dark Pewter is primarily used to give metal parts an aged, antique appearance. This product may be used as a spray, but the best method of application is immersion. The longer a part is left in the solution, the darker it will become. Most users opt to quick dry the darkened parts and then burnish them before sealing. This process will brighten the high spots and leave the recesses darkened. The result is a natural looking aged, pewter-like finish. If the darkened part is allowed to air dry and oxidize, differing shades of green rust will form. This can produce interesting and attractive finishes, so experimentation is worthwhile. Dark Pewter will also darken parts plated with our Copper Plate solution. Different effects are produced on different types of metal as not all metals will react in the same fashion. -
Light Pewter will darken steel, steel alloys, "pot" metal, brass and many other metals to various shades of pewter gray. Light Pewter is primarily used to give metal parts an aged, antique appearance. This product may be used as a spray, but the best method of application is immersion. The longer a part is left in the solution, the darker it will become. Most users opt to quick dry the darkened parts and then burnish them before sealing. This process will brighten the high spots and leave the recesses darkened. The result is a natural looking aged, pewter-like finish. If the darkened part is allowed to air dry and oxidize, differing shades of green rust will form. This can produce interesting and attractive finishes, so experimentation is worthwhile. Light Pewter will also darken parts plated with our Copper Plate solution. Different effects are produced on different types of metal as not all metals will react in the same fashion. -
This formula works on steel and steel alloys to form various shades of colors ranging from blue to black. The finish is similar in appearance to the results of a traditional hot bluing process, but is done at room temperature. Beautiful blue/black finishes can be created by anyone, safely at room temperature. Simply spray or immerse parts in the Gun Metal Blue solution and watch the finish begin to darken. The process can be stopped at any time by removing the part and rinsing with water. This allows the user to create many different colors along the blue-black range in a matter of seconds. -
Our Midnight Black solution darkens steel and non-stainless steel alloys at room temperature without the need for any special equipment. This unique formula can be applied by immersion, spray or by brush for detailed areas. The color of the blackened surface may be burnished to lighten the intense darkness before sealing. After plating and/or coloring, finished parts may be quick dried and sealed, or allowed to oxidize. Oxidation will alter the colors and textures, creating an additional palate of finish effects. -
Our Antique Red/Brown solution plates steel and non-stainless steel alloys at room temperature without the need for any special equipment. This unique formula can be applied by immersion, spray or by brush for detailed areas. This darkening solution produces a Reddish/Brown finish. The color of the plated surface may be burnished to lighten the finish before sealing. After plating and/or coloring, finished parts may be quick dried and sealed, or allowed to oxidize. Oxidation will alter the colors and textures, creating an additional palate of finish effects. -
Brown Tarnish works on metal alloys such as copper, brass, and bronze to produce a rainbow brown in a matter of seconds. The colors range from a light tarnished penny brown to a very dark near black shade of brown. Copper and copper alloys can be darkened, or darkened and then burnished for a natural antique effect. The longer the part is in contact with the solution, the darker the tarnish. The process can be stopped at any point simply by rinsing the darkened part with water. As a result, the user has the ability to effect multiple shades of brown using just one solution. -
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All tracer dye liquids are available in pints and gallons, and can also be ordered in bulk. Contact us to get a quote.
Product Details ID: 106002 Name: Standard Blue - Liquid Fluorescent: No NSF Certified: Yes Safety Data Sheet: Standard-Blue-Liquid.pdf Technical Data Sheet: TD-Std-Blue.pdf Strong Visual (1 ppm): 100,000 Gallons -
All tracer dye liquids are available in pints and gallons, and can also be ordered in bulk. Contact us to get a quote.
Product Details ID: 106006 Name: Fluorescent FLT Orange - Liquid Fluorescent: Yes NSF Certified: Yes Safety Data Sheet: FLT-Orange-Liquid.pdf Technical Data Sheet: TD-FLT-Orange.pdf Strong Visual (1 ppm): 32,000 Gallons -
All tracer dye liquids are available in pints and gallons, and can also be ordered in bulk. Contact us to get a quote.
Product Details ID: 106000 Name: Fluorescent Industrial Red - Liquid Fluorescent: Yes NSF Certified: No Safety Data Sheet: Industrial-Red-Liquid.pdf Technical Data Sheet: TD-Industrial-Red.pdf Strong Visual (1 ppm): 100,000 Gallons -
All tracer dye liquids are available in pints and gallons, and can also be ordered in bulk. Contact us to get a quote.
Product Details ID: 106001 Name: Fluorescent FLT Yellow/Green - Liquid Fluorescent: Yes NSF Certified: Yes Safety Data Sheet: FLT-YG-Liquid.pdf Technical Data Sheet: TD-Yellow-Green.pdf Strong Visual (1 ppm): 100,000 Gallons -
Our solvent line is a line of high strength dyes. These dye are free of any insolubles and possess a wide range of uses including most solvents, oils, fats, waxes, and resins.
