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I have a kitchen cabinet with 2 doors, one obviously darker than the
other. Is there a way to darken the light oak finish on the lighter door, without removing the factory finish? I have read about applying a tinted polyurethene or a gel stain over the original finish. Has anyone successfully tried this? Also, a long time ago I worked at a furniture store where I saw the touch-up guy completely darken an oak pedestal with some kind of toner spray. If anybody has any info on any of these or other ideas, I would appreciate it. |
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