does it color your pours darker
1440915
From my experience no it does not. I also do not have large pours for the product to settle into so you can also take that into consideration.
1440916
No. It's an even tan. It's just really expensive for not being very dark and if you apply it religiously it doesn't last long
1440917
I'm not really sure what you mean, but my entire body is one color with this. The pores aren't any darker.
1962219
Yes, I actually sanded and stained mine a much darker reddish color to match our floors, worked great.
745828
I'm sure if you mixed enough you would see the result. You may want to test it first on a small batch to see if the color would remain consistent once dry. This stuff does dry much darker than originally, so be prepared for that.It's cheap enough, I would say give it a try. But don't be too disappointed if it wouldn't match just right, as the previous comment noted.
1482813
I mixed mine to very dark bronze with no noticeable effect, I can't help with white I didn't try it.
957764
I mean to an extent it does darken it. But it's not really "darkening" the paint. It's just giving it more of a pop. Kinda like a black shirt that's faded next to a new black shirt. Waxing it is the new black shirt. I hope that makes sense
2236648
If you have a yellow tone to your gray, then it will tone that out when mixed with a developer. To take the "pepper" out, you will need bleach first. :)
2269583
soapstones.com website says 'yes'....and that it creates a darker patina...YouTube also has a video you might find helpful...good luck
681636
I would say I believe it darkens the wood a little but not yellow before I did a big project with it I would pick an inconspicuous spot and try there . I have been very pleased with the product
379094
I apologize but no it doesn't, however liquid sprays are readily available in hardware stores, you can easily change this a darker finish.
1622233
The color will slowly fade but you will need to bleach it again to fully get rid of it OR let it fade until it is light enough to deposit a darker color over the top. Feel free to email sales@doctoredlocks.com with any further questions!
972457
Yes. In the instructions I received with the filter, it says that when it is first installed and you begin to run water through it, the water will be dark in color, but will lighten up fairly quickly and when it come out clear, it is good to go. I found that to be the case with my filter. The discoloration is caused by the charcoal particles in the filtering material. Not to worry.
824189
When put on wood, the PC Petrifier "wets" it so it looks darker. When dry it lightens up. Might have a little residual white to it, but its nothing at all like white paint.
2136355
I ordered my sale cellar about six months ago. The color will probably look a little darker. I think its because you are usually looking at the container from the top, which is the thickest part of the glass. I think that's what makes it look darker. But I am very pleased with mine, I love it.
614570
You could dye it during the initial mixing. If by inlay u mean filling a void with wood borders then yes. Large pour would require substantial care to eliminate all the little bubbles.
248748
We used it on a lighter colored grout and did not see any darkening or a wet look. We were very happy with the product and it's worked well so far
707939
Yes, maybe 1-3 shades darker depending on what the original color was and how much you apply.
2065275
Looks very dark brown. We have a black granite sink and in comparison, it definitely has a brown tone. It is quite dark and standalone it might look closer to black. Definitely darker than a lot of other bronze tones I have seen. It has performed well and looks great!