We are trying to get a pinkish tone. I know you can tint bullseye shellac with universal tints, and have done so with good results following the instructions on the can. The cans don’t have any information on tinting water based polyurethane.
Does anyone, have any experience, or instructions tinting water based polyurethane?
Skim-coating with joint compound covers texture, renews old drywall and plaster, and leaves smooth surfaces ready to paint.
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I think there are powders you can use.
I would look for products at Constantine's in NY. They do have a website you can google up