It needs to be done by processing. It's naturally clear - but dyes are added to certain blends - to identify the use for which it was intended. Here in the UK - they do the same thing to diesel fuel... Diesel intended for use in farm vehicles (which are tax-exempt) is dyed red. This is to stop 'regular' motorists using it (thus defrauding the tax system).
A fraction of kerosene formed during the process of distillation of crude oil. It is popularly used as an aircraft fuel.
White. Actually, blue is added to white. You never add white to something, you always add color to white
Really light blue
Blue- well yeah blue but a lighter blue. It depends on how much white you put in... :)
BLUE
A fraction of kerosene formed during the process of distillation of crude oil. It is popularly used as an aircraft fuel.
blue and white
To make pale blue, mix blue and white together :)
light blue - it depends on how much white you use.
add a blue pigment to white paint
White. Actually, blue is added to white. You never add white to something, you always add color to white
You use white and blue.
Blue and yellow.
Really light blue
Blue- well yeah blue but a lighter blue. It depends on how much white you put in... :)
Add white to any shade of blue to make it lighter and add more blue to make it darker. If you add white to any colour it will make it lighter.
Baby blue is a tint of blue, to make it add a little white to blue till you get the desired tint :)