World Traveler wrote:
In a similar problem, I made the same efforts at home-brew stains, with same
mediocre results. Then I took a sample to an unfinished furniture store
that also did finishing, They matched it perfectly and I picked up a can of
their product the next day.


It cost me $20 for the product, but it worked
perfectly. It turns out that this is a problem that professionals have all
the time, and they go to a specialist with experience. I got my advice from
a general contractor acquaintance, so you might either try a similar source
for info or find someone that does finishing as a specialty. -- Good luck
and tell us how it works out.

Good tip will try that too one time and see if it is better - probably
will be.

Thanks


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Will
Occasional Techno-geek