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28th January 2013, 12:00 AM #1
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How to pick my stain and then to make it look like the wenge it is
Hi all,
I am about to sand back the tops of my furniture (preferably only to tops) and re-stain/sand/stain/seal. According to the site were we got it from it doesnt really have a "colour" but wenge.
How can i pick the matching colour any idea's?
also whats the best way to attack this all help is welcome as im a complete begginer
See the pictures of the furnature below
Should also mention that i plan to use an electric spray gun for application any objections?
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