Listen to wood grain film manufacturers share the skills of identifying red sandalwood

I believe that when it comes to red sandalwood furniture, I believe that many people know more or less. Red sandalwood furniture is a relatively expensive furniture variety. Many friends buy at high prices, but some unscrupulous businessmen will make fake red sandalwood furniture for illegitimate benefits. Here, wood grain film manufacturers will share some techniques for identifying red sandalwood. 1. The density of the red sandalwood material is relatively high. If it is placed in water, the red sandalwood will definitely sink. If this is not achieved, then the test object is definitely not made of rosewood. 2. If conditions permit, you can choose a sample of red sandalwood furniture and scrape the red sandalwood with a sharp tool. The lining is red-brown, which is in sharp contrast with the purple-brown on the surface. After a few days, the scraped surface will gradually turn purple-brown due to oxidation. 3. The color of red sandalwood carvings is the natural color of red sandalwood oxidation, no need to paint, just polish and wax with cowhide. You can also wipe the surface of red sandalwood with strong alcohol, the alcohol turns brownish red, and the more you rub the alcohol, the thicker the color. The wiped surface will soon oxidize to a purple-brown color. 4. The color of the utensils made of red sandalwood should be the natural color of red sandalwood oxidation, and red sandalwood does not need to be painted. Just polish it with kraft paper and then wax it. If you see red sandalwood utensils that are lacquered, there is no doubt that it is fake. 5. The wood grain film manufacturer pointed out that the color of the large-leaf red sandalwood is darker, and the small-leaf red sandalwood is brown; the large-leaf red sandalwood has a weak fragrance, or even no fragrance, while the small-leaf red sandalwood has a fragrance. The red sandalwood hedgehog has a yellowish-brown body color, often with purple-red stripes. The above are some of the techniques for identifying red sandalwood shared by wood grain film manufacturers, hoping to be helpful to everyone.