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Thanks again to all who responded.
I think the problem is solved. I put on five coats of the same stain, waiting six hours between recoating, and I've pretty much reached the desired shade. -- Ray "Ray" wrote in message ... Thanks to all who gave me advice on oil vs. water finishing coat. I've decided on oil. But there's another problem. When I sanded the table top, the wood turned out to be not mahogany but something that was very blonde, almost white. I used the Minwax color chart to choose a shade that seemed closest to the original. But even when I put on two coats, the top is a lighter shade than the original. Using two coats didn't help much. I haven't put on the finishing coat yet. Question: Can I now use a darker chade of Minwax over the one I just put on? |
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