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Okay, tried Acetone and that did not remove the orange tinge but did make it look more like it was due to excess glue than marker pen because it was right next to a join and there was some slightly sticky residue left. Think this means the DT Nullarbor Ochre will be the primary finishing option since it seems to hide most underlying colours. (I did an experiment on a piece of American White Ash where I put various light washes based on Feast Watson stains down first to highlight grain then over-coated with DT N Ochre and it seemed to mask all of the lighter washes.)

Have a new problem now !
I used a little air blow gun hooked up to a compressor to blow away all sanding dust as a prelude to applying the DingoTone only to find that some of the grain now looked much rougher because it had been previously filled with sanding dust (I had sanded up to 400 grade). Wondering if I have to go down the filler path (Timbermate etc), or whether the DT 3 coat system will fill the grain either as-is or after another light sand to replace the previous filling.
Hi Raven, Ash tends to work best with some grain filler otherwise you may end up with grain contour lines in the top coats. Still a good looking effect but if chasing a dipped in glass look better to do some grain filling first.

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