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Burnt Umbers

  • Hoover 511BU Burnt Umber

    511BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 511BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 512BU Burnt Umber

    512BU is a Pigment brown 7, natural Iron Oxide, knowns for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 512BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 513BU Burnt Umber

    513BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability, chemical resistant and heat stability. It can be used in any application, more often recognized as one of the prime pigments used for stains and glazes in wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 513BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 514BU Burnt Umber

    514BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide, knowns for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 514BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 516BU Burnt Umber

    516BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide, known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 516BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 518BU Burnt Umber

    518BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 518BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 520BU Burnt Umber

    520BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide, known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 520BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 522BU Burnt Umber

    522BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide knowns for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 522BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 524BU Burnt Umber

    524BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability, chemical resistant and heat stability. It can be used in any application, more often recognized as one of the prime pigments used for stains and glazes in wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 524BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 550BU Burnt Umber

    550BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide, known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 550BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 502BU Burnt Umber

    502BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 502BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 503BU Burnt Umber

    503BU is one of the highest quality versatile Burnt Umbers pigments in the market today. It combines ease of dispersion with high color strength. In regards to their application process, it is most often recognized as one of the prime pigments used for stains and glazes in wood coatings because of the transparency and warm undertone.

  • Hoover 506BU Burnt Umber

    506BU is a Pigment brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 506BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 508BU Burnt Umber

    508BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 508BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 509E-BU Burnt Umber

    509E-BU is a Pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability, chemical resistant and heat stability. It can be used in any application, more often recognized as one of the prime pigments used for stains and glazes in wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 513BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.

  • Hoover 510BU Burnt Umber

    510BU is pigment Brown 7, natural Iron Oxide known for its durability and is considered a permanent pigment. It can be used for stains and glazes on wood coatings because of their transparency and warm undertone. 510BU is an economical place to start for producing a wide range of browns and tans.