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Newbie Question - Staining woods species in certain "standard" ways
I'm confused as to why certain woods are stained in certain traditional
ways. For example, I have some raw cherry that is very light. I feel pretty confident that if varnished or oiled it would look completely unlike the two "Cherry" finishes I commonly see -- a very dark brown or a much lighter brown with red in it. Why would these be called "cherry finish" when they look nothing like what cherry looks like when not stained and just finished. |
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