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I am replacing my outside cockpit benches with ones made from mahogany. I was planning to varnish
them, but sample tries show that the result is a very light, almost blondish color. I would like to possibly stain the wood darker and then varnish over that. Any suggestions for what stain to use? Sherwin D. |
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No special stain needed. Pick a color you like and a formulation that
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Use your mahogany scraps to test various stains. And if you are using
Cetol, it has some color also. Gordon "sherwindu" wrote in message ... I am replacing my outside cockpit benches with ones made from mahogany. I was planning to varnish them, but sample tries show that the result is a very light, almost blondish color. I would like to possibly stain the wood darker and then varnish over that. Any suggestions for what stain to use? Sherwin D. |
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