Burnt Sina Capwood Shine Wood Polish Powder (100g)

• Brand: Capwood Shine
• Product: Burnt Sina (Burnt Sienna) Premium Quality Wood Polish Pigment Powder
• Form: Fine, granule-free earth pigment powder
• Colour: Burnt Sienna - a deep, reddish-brown earth tone
• Net Weight: 100 g
• Compatible Mediums: French polish (spirit), solvent-based wood stains, clear varnishes, and dent-filling putty binders
• Recommended For: Mahogany, walnut, and aged teak-toned furniture and woodwork

Achieve deep, rich mahogany, teak, and antique walnut tones on your furniture surfaces with Burnt Sina Capwood Shine Wood Polish Powder. Made by heating natural raw sienna to dehydrate the compound, this premium burnt sienna variant concentrates the natural iron oxides to provide a deep, highly stable reddish-brown tint. It is a foundational toolkit addition for professional carpenters, traditional polishers, and modern furniture creators seeking high lightfastness that resists fading over time.

Application Instructions

Technical Specifications

Why Buy from HomeRun?

1) What is the main colour difference between Raw Sina and Burnt Sina?

Raw Sina provides natural, warm earth-tone yellows and golden hues. Burnt Sina undergoes a heat treatment process that dehydrates the raw iron oxides, converting the shade into a deep, rich red-brown earth tone.

2) Can I blend Burnt Sina with wood fillers or wood putty?

Yes. This powder mixes exceptionally well with clear wood binders and dent-filling putties. Mixing the pigment directly into your patch filler allows you to match the repair spots to the natural dark colour of the surrounding wood grain seamlessly.

3) How do I achieve an exact matching shade for medium dark woods like Oak or Teak?

While Burnt Sina provides the red baseline tone, you can customize your shade by blending it with other colours. Mix it with a small portion of Raw Sina to bring out golden undertones, or add Turkey Umber to darken the mixture toward a walnut tone.

4) Can this powder be dissolved in any type of wood polish?

It dissolves completely in alcohol-based spirits (like traditional French polish), organic solvents, and varnishes. Do not mix it directly with pure water or emulsion paint lines unless a dedicated water-compatible binder is introduced first to avoid clumping.

5) How much powder do I need for a small furniture project?

Since this is a concentrated pigment, start with a small pinch mixed into your chosen polishing medium and build up gradually. A 100 g pouch typically covers multiple pieces of furniture over several projects, since only a small proportion of powder is needed per batch of polish or spirit.

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