Peter,
How can a solvent based wood filler be darkened? In this particular case, I think the solvent is acetone. (Famowood Professional)
Thanks, Tom.
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Tom,
A little dry pigment would be my first choice. You could also use a touch of Mixol tint to it.
Mixol is an extremely opaque colorant that has no driers in it.
With either one you need to mix quickly, as you know , because the acetone flashes off so quickly.
Any of the supply houses carry dry pigment. One lists it as fresco powders, another as touch up powder.
Peter
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