MF

"Mr Fixit eh"

20/04/2005 11:20 AM

Perfect Stain Match

I want to thank everyone who replied to my earlier thread about making
a stain to match my existing kitchen oak cabinets and trim. I called
the 6 major paint stores in my area, and 1 of them was able to create a
custom stain for me. I took in a piece of my existing cabinets and
some scrap oak for them to "play" with. It took about an hour and cost
me $12 CAD for a quart. I am amazed by the results. Side-by-side I
can't tell the old from the new.

Now if only I could get back the hours and hours that I wasted on
trying to match it up myself :-(

Steve


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"Rumpty"

in reply to "Mr Fixit eh" on 20/04/2005 11:20 AM

20/04/2005 2:41 PM

Steve,

Thanks for your follow up! My local paint store here in town will do the
same, they are more than happy to keep one safe from the
Borgggggggggggggggggggggg..............

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Rumpty

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"Mr Fixit eh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I want to thank everyone who replied to my earlier thread about making
> a stain to match my existing kitchen oak cabinets and trim. I called
> the 6 major paint stores in my area, and 1 of them was able to create a
> custom stain for me. I took in a piece of my existing cabinets and
> some scrap oak for them to "play" with. It took about an hour and cost
> me $12 CAD for a quart. I am amazed by the results. Side-by-side I
> can't tell the old from the new.
>
> Now if only I could get back the hours and hours that I wasted on
> trying to match it up myself :-(
>
> Steve
>


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