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Here is the recipe mordant for wooden smoking pipes.

A good mordant, which gives extremely beautiful shades on wooden pipe heads, is prepared by rubbing equal parts of potassium dichromate (chromic) and oxalic acid in water. When the release of gases from the liquid stops, the pickle is ready. It can be stored for a long time in a well-corked bottle.

The stronger the solution, the darker the wood gets. If one dip or coating is not enough to achieve the desired color density, then the operation must be repeated.

The same stain can be used for other similar wood products.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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