Water based glaze

Not to start a debate on making wood unrecognizable - but - I'm trying out some different types of finishes to see what I like and have a question about glaze. I ran across an article on mixing glaze with oil paint (for artists) to get a deeper, richer color. All I can find is water based glaze and I wanted to know if I can still mix it with artists oil paint. My assumption is no, oil and water don't mix but I thought I'd see if anyone here knows or has an opinion. If I can't mix it with oil paints, what should I use to color it?

I'm working with Red Oak for the first time and trying to find a finish that I like. I'm building an arcade machine that looks a lot like a small table. (Remember the cocktail arcade machines?) I'm trying to make it look less like an arcade machine and more like a piece of furniture so I can keep it in the living room. Any suggestions?

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todd1814
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Yes, no you can't. Oil and water do not mix!

You can mix in dry pigments or any colorant that is water based.

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Mike G

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