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Can I bleach red oak so that it stains close to white oak?
On Friday, July 12, 2002 4:46:12 PM UTC-7, keith edward wrote:
I have some really nice white oak flooring that I picked up.... I can not seem to find white oak posts and rails that I can stain to match the white oak floor. So, thinking outside the box... instead of matching, maybe you should accentuate the contrast? How about ebonizing the red oak? Matching: hard. Contrast: easy. |
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