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  1. #1
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    Default Mixing woodstains?

    Hi All
    My windows frames are stained in a color called 'Pinnacle Oak'. I suspect that the builder could have pre-mixed the stain himself. However, the Builder is no longer in business.

    I have tried mixing different stains to get the correct color but have not had much success.
    Does anyone know how I can get the correct woodstain color? Is there a copy that can mix woodstains to a specific color. I have tried Dulux and a few companies but they don't do it.

    Thanks. Matt

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    Default custom stain

    try a good paint shop...
    ones that sell feast and watson stain
    take a sample of the wood\colour in and ask them to match it

    I'd imagine they'd start with basic oak and add yellow\red\brown until they get the tone and hue...

    then they'll $ell you a stain\metho mix that matches your needs...

    can do it here up in Broken Hill - Kolinac's in Argent Street...

    good luck
    cheers
    Jedo
    When all the world said I couldn't do it - they were right...

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    Default

    maybe this link will help ya in colour selection.....http://www.floorshop.com/powersearch.pl

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    Is it a stain or is it paint? If it has a name then it should be available somewhere, however with a name like Pinnacle Oak it sounds more like a paint to me than a stain.

    Cheers - Neil

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    Thanks for all the replies. I am pretty sure it is a stain rather than a paint. Let me try again. Matt

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