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[QUOTE="niccolai:320021"]feibings dye is intended for leather use I believe, it's available on Stewmac's site. The reaosn it's used it it's very watered down and not as risky as stronger dyes, plus it doesn't need to be resealed. This dye wouldn't work on a maple board very well IMO, if you've ever dyed maple you will see why. It's very pourous and you'd end up with white specs in the board. A few copanies use feibings on thier Ebony fretboards to give it a seamless, streakless look. Ebony is typically treated with boiled linseed and tung oil after, making it look black like night. There is a growing amount of people who began using them on rosewood to get a 'poor man's ebony' look. note the difference between the 11th and 12th fret: [img]http://www.fretsonthenet.net/BlModel6redo/roughed.jpg[/img] RustedAngel, did you mask off the inlays with tape or just wipe them clean after? Was there any problem getting the dye off them?[/QUOTE]
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