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Golden Oak
Nice Golden Tones
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Colonial Maple
Actual is a little lighter than shown |
Early American
A Classic, slightly darker than
shown |
Fruitwood
A warm light brown
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Cherry
Lighter than shown.
NO Red tones.
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Walnut
Darker than shown
Dark Brown
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Ipswich Pine
Slightly Lighter than shown
A medium Brown
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Golden Pecan
Lighter Than Shown
Nice Golden Tone
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Natural
Wet a piece of wood
and this is what you get.
Same effect with
Clear Lacquer |
Provincial
Darker than shown
Walnut too dark get this.
A very Popular Color.
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Red Mahogany
This stain closely matches
cherry stained furniture.
Deep red and brown tones.
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Red Oak
Looks great on Oak
Real close to actual color.
Is lighter than
Red Mahogany |
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EBONY
A Black stain that lets the
wood grain show.
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NOTES:
Most stains when applied to PINE
will be lighter and subjected to
variances in wood grain. |
Soft wood has hard and soft
areas intermixed within itself.
The hard areas of the wood
stain lighter than
the softer areas. |
We have tried to represent the
colors as best we can.
Hope this helps you pick the right color for your items. |
