How to get bleed through off? Picture included.

[tmm]

Hi
What is the best way to get wood bleeding through off without sanding to much wood away? is there a product i can buy?

 

[wellywood]

Do you mean it's bleeding sideways into the adjacent wood?
Not sure how you'd remove it but to avoid it in future you could mask-off where you're going to apply the colour and seal the adjacent wood to reduce the risk. Better still, colour all the pieces before you cut and assemble (I'm assuming blue and white are going to be applied as well).

 

[tmm]

Do you mean it's bleeding sideways into the adjacent wood?
Not sure how you'd remove it but to avoid it in future you could mask-off where you're going to apply the colour and seal the adjacent wood to reduce the risk. Better still, colour all the pieces before you cut and assemble (I'm assuming blue and white are going to be applied as well).

Hi Yeah the wood adjacent
I did mask it but for some reason it still went through I am beggining to wish i had done as you suggested now and done them all before i cut.
Cheers wellywood

 

[tmm]

Do you mean it's bleeding sideways into the adjacent wood?
Not sure how you'd remove it but to avoid it in future you could mask-off where you're going to apply the colour and seal the adjacent wood to reduce the risk. Better still, colour all the pieces before you cut and assemble (I'm assuming blue and white are going to be applied as well).

Hi Yeah the wood adjacent
I did mask it but for some reason it still went through I am beggining to wish i had done as you suggested now and done them all before i cut.
Cheers wellywood

 

[andersonec]

Is this paint or stain / dye ?
If it is stain you are not going to get it off, the stain / dye penetrates down below the surface into the pores of the wood and like blotting paper and it will travel sideways, masking will not do any good either. If it is painted then the wood should have been sealed if you want the wood grain showing or primed before painting.

Andy

 

[Bod]

Are you going to paint the blue and white colours?
If so, paint the whole top red, let it dry fully.
Then mask up, and paint the other colours.
The red will seal the surface, and create one part of the of the pattern.

If no further colour is to be used, only mechanical removal, and replacement, will remove the bleeding.

Bod