Hi Terry,
If you go to a shop that supplies the trade, they can mix any colour stain
you may want. JG
"terry1" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi. I'm new to this site. So here goes is there an alternative to the
> minwax bombay mahogany polyshade? What I would like to do is a rub on
> stain in the same color. Then do a fast drying minwax wipe on poly so I
> can have better control over it. Any coments about this would be grate
> thanks.
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> terry1
Having used that terrible stuff, there are many stains
that will work similar to Bombay mahogany.
Look at any of the great many walnut stains.
I would also seriously consider learning how to spray
on stains or colored shellac. You will end up with a
MUCH better finish.
Go here and do a little reading.
http://www.homesteadfinishing.com/htdocs/TransTint.htm
terry1 wrote:
> Hi. I'm new to this site. So here goes is there an alternative to the
> minwax bombay mahogany polyshade? What I would like to do is a rub on
> stain in the same color. Then do a fast drying minwax wipe on poly so I
> can have better control over it. Any coments about this would be grate
> thanks.
JGS Wrote:
> Hi Terry,
> If you go to a shop that supplies the trade, they can mix any colour
> stain
> you may want. JG
> "terry1" [email protected] wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
>
> Hi. I'm new to this site. So here goes is there an alternative to the
> minwax bombay mahogany polyshade? What I would like to do is a rub
> on
> stain in the same color. Then do a fast drying minwax wipe on poly so
> I
> can have better control over it. Any coments about this would be
> grate
> thanks.
>
>
>
>
> --
> terry1 -
Thanks Ill look one up and try it
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terry1