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Anyone ever tried it?<br />A friend has a spendy little router table and the plate the router is attached to is shiney black.<br /><br />Was wondering if spraying in a little Phantom Black while mixing or maybe a dye?<br /><br />Thanks<br />Link
I actually tried the ritz in liquid form years ago with poor results, not compatible. The powder might be a good choice tho. The Brownell's black dye is less than 5 bucks and last time I ordered some it came in less than a week. Chief Chief
I just mix small batches of epoxy (West Marine), color it with commercially available paste colorants, then thicken it and use like marine-tex, albeit not quite as thick as marine-tex.