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Tweaking new kitchen cabinet colour
Hi,
we have an incomplete kitchen, and Focus's Country oak range of units are the closest match. however they're not perfect. we need to yellow-up the oak colour. Is this possible? will a wax / stain take on the door? it feels very smooth/shiny, so i assume it's laquered of some kind? Rgds, Dan |
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Tweaking new kitchen cabinet colour
On 9 Jan 2006 09:17:42 -0800, Connor T wrote:
we need to yellow-up the oak colour. Try Ronseal Pine or Antique Pine varnish, not Quick-Dry. -- Nigel M |
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