Chestnut or Oak tannins are ideal for deep, dark ebonizing (blackening) of wood. Available as fine powders, flakes, or crystals. Typical Applications
Acts as a mordant to help dyes adhere to fabrics or for treating leather. Quick Tips for Use
(e.g., wood ebonizing, winemaking, dyeing) buy tannin powder
Mixed with water and applied to woods low in natural tannin (like maple or pine) before applying iron acetate to achieve a deep, black finish.
Tannin powder is generally water-soluble. Start by mixing a small amount with warm water, as it dissolves better than in cold water. Chestnut or Oak tannins are ideal for deep,
Used to enhance mouthfeel, add structure, and aid in protein clarification.
Determine if you need food-grade (for wine/cider) or technical-grade (for wood staining/tanning). Quick Tips for Use (e
Gallotannins are best for light-colored wood stains and bright colors.