Electric Blue Anodizing Dye - 4 oz

prob the closest thing to the gold i been looking for. high temp works best!

The fluorescent Yellow is more of a gold color. I was expecting it to not have an orange tint to it.After checking again it looks like the title is misspelled

Good dye

maybe I'm doing something wrong but I'm not getting much color on the wood.

This fast blue dye makes parts purple and the bottle I was sent had hard broken chucks of dye at the bottom. Avoid their products.

If someone us looking for more of a gold color, this isn't it. Its more orange. The first batch i did, I mixed it as instructed, let it sit in dye for roughly one minute. Was crayon orange. I tested a second piece for about 20 seconds in dye. Same result. I then cut the dye in half of recommended dilution. This yielded the results of the first part after about 30 seconds soak. The last part pictured was only in the soak for about 10 seconds. Just long enough to change color. Definitely not gold.

I highly recommend this dye for raw 80 percent lowers if you do the proper prep work. If applied correctly to a properly anodized piece, this renders a very deep black color. Follow the directions and maintain 140 Degrees F, It will work nicely and it is worth every penny you pay.