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W. D. Lockwood Water Based Concentrated Dye Family

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Alizarine Cyanine Blue Conc.(#223) - 1 oz. ($13.05) In Stock (MSDS)Alizarine Cyanine Blue Conc.(#223)  - 1 oz.
Magenta Conc.(#1150) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Magenta Conc.(#1150)  - 1 oz.
Moss Green Conc.(#4150) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Moss Green Conc.(#4150)  - 1 oz.
Lemon Yellow Conc.(#5230) - 1 oz. ($13.05) In Stock (MSDS)Lemon Yellow Conc.(#5230)  - 1 oz.
Brilliant Scarlet Conc.(#5280) - 1 oz. ($13.05) In Stock (MSDS)Brilliant Scarlet Conc.(#5280)  - 1 oz.
Dark Forest Green Conc.(#5320) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Dark Forest Green Conc.(#5320)  - 1 oz.
Ruby or Ox-Blood Red Conc.(#5440) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Ruby or Ox-Blood Red Conc.(#5440)  - 1 oz.
Orange Yellow Tone Conc.(#5789) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Orange Yellow Tone Conc.(#5789)  - 1 oz.
Orange Red Tone Conc.(#5790) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Orange Red Tone Conc.(#5790)  - 1 oz.
Nigrosine Black Bluish Conc.(#5791) - 1 oz. ($10.25) In Stock (MSDS)Nigrosine Black Bluish Conc.(#5791)  - 1 oz.
Brilliant Crimson Conc.(#6057) - 1 oz. ($13.05) In Stock (MSDS)Brilliant Crimson Conc.(#6057)  - 1 oz.
Concentrated Yellow (Deep Orange Type)(#6336) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Concentrated Yellow (Deep Orange Type)(#6336)  - 1 oz.
Pink Conc.(#6487) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Pink Conc.(#6487)  - 1 oz.
Blue Purple Type Conc.(#6586) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Blue Purple Type Conc.(#6586)  - 1 oz.
Indigo Blue Conc.(#6589) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Indigo Blue Conc.(#6589)  - 1 oz.
Bright Blue Conc.(#6850) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Bright Blue Conc.(#6850)  - 1 oz.
Navy(#7700) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Navy(#7700)  - 1 oz.
Violet(#7799) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Violet(#7799)  - 1 oz.
Orange Golden Yellow Conc.(#7800) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Orange Golden Yellow Conc.(#7800)  - 1 oz.
Peacock Blue Greenish Shade Conc.(#7885) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Peacock Blue Greenish Shade Conc.(#7885)  - 1 oz.
Bright Green Conc.(#8145) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Bright Green Conc.(#8145)  - 1 oz.
Purple Conc.(#9044) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Purple Conc.(#9044)  - 1 oz.
Pearl Gray(#9250) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In Stock (MSDS)Pearl Gray(#9250)  - 1 oz.
Deep Navy(#11076) - 1 oz. ($12.35) In StockDeep Navy(#11076)  - 1 oz.
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W. D. Lockwood Dyes have set the standard for coloring and staining wood since their introduction in 1895. As true aniline dyes they feature a bold color palette and are available in dozens of shades. Click here for more information on W. D. Lockwood.

The color samples below show the stain in use in two color dilutions on a sample Birch board. The denser color on the left is a more typical 1 ounce of dye in 1 quart of hot water. The lighter stain on the right of each sample is a weaker 1 ounce of stain in 2 quarts of hot water. How your stain will ultimately appear on the finished piece depends on several factors: the dilution of the stain, the method by which it was applied, the absorbency of the material, how the top coat looks, etc. Always test your stains and finish before using them on your project. For more information on using Lockwood dyes click here

All packets are one ounce.
If you purchase any combination of four or more packets of dye, you’re entitled to a 10% discount! The discount is automatic and will show up as an entry in your basket.


Made in USA.
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water based dyes
By: Engrained Woodworks LLC (Nov, 2026)
I run a full time cabinet shop that uses exclusively water bourne products to finish. These WD Lockwood dyes are great! they mix easy, are cheap, and apply like a dream. We have been spraying ours even with a HTE cup gun and proper compressor. I originally tried these because I had a client request a black stain, and we all know black stains are notoriously hard to do. So I set out to find a different way. After some research I landed here and am glad I did. I have since used the dyes on several different projects. Im currently building a cherry kitchen and the client loves the color and consistency of the medium transparent red mahogany. We have also experimented with the more bright concentrated dyes also just for fun.
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Sculptor and Art Furniture Maker
By: Mark L. (Dec, 2023)
Have been usxing Lockwood Aniline Dyes for decades. I was delighted to discover Tools for Working Wood now carries Lockwood dyes because the local supplier that had carried these dyes went out of business. I use mostly water-based aniline stains. I find the dyes very easy to control the saturation by the amount of water added. I have found that storing the mixed colors in glass canning jars will keep the original color for months. I won’t go into how I apply them since there is so much information on YouTube. I’m glad Lockwood is still around.
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Mr
By: Jim Evans (May, 2015)
I have used several of the Lockwood dyes and they were all A-1. I especially like the orange-red color.
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