I colored the inside of an oak bowl with black India ink and plan on using watco danish oil on the outside. Anyone used these two together? Am I going to get any kind of reaction between them?
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Should be no interaction. I have done the same on several hollowforms. I would say you can probably even put danish oil over India ink with no problem.
I was just hoping that it wouldn't make it sticky or something .
I'm going to go for a rustic well used look.
Another experiment.
I'm going to go for a rustic well used look.
Another experiment.
Had some India ink bleed through a crack to the outside . Am I going to be able to sand most of that off easily or does it soak in deep?