Lionelgee
22nd December 2023, 10:58 PM
Hello All,
Can someone identify the colour of the stain that provides a close match to the colour shown in the photograph please? I am tried a couple of coats of Cabot's Maple oil based interior stain and it is still not dark enough. What stain is darker than maple? Is it walnut or cedar or Mahogany? Or another colour? I did try Cabot's Jarrah on a scrap of pine and it looked too red - not the dark honey colour that the kitchen cabinet is.
I am attempting to colour match a pine kitchen cabinet that I am re-purposing. The sides of the cabinet were cut off by a previous owner. I have made a new pine frames and then used the VJ style pine lining boards. The only issue is that the natural pine is a very pale colour when compared to the dark honey colour of the kitchen cabinet fronts.
I am not sure how well the colours in the photograph are presented via AULRO - however I accessed the photo that seemed to have the best colour match to my kitchen cabinet ... from https://dgi.com.au/wp-content/uploads/cabinet05.jpg (22nd December 2023).
Here is a link to Cabot's Interior Stain range... Step-by-Step Colour Guide | Cabots (https://www.cabots.com.au/colour) I am staring to go cross-eyed with the colour charts and all the colours are blending into each other - well all except the colour I want to match! There are four steps to follow to get to the Cabot's range of colours...
Step 1 Select 'Interior'
Step 2 Select Timber Type = Pine
Step 3 Select Product = Cabot's Stain & Varnish - Oil Based
Step 4 Select Colour Mahogany
I did try and get the Mahogany stain and varnish from my local Bunnings and it was either not on the shelf or not one of the colours they chose to order in routinely.
Kind regards
Lionel
Can someone identify the colour of the stain that provides a close match to the colour shown in the photograph please? I am tried a couple of coats of Cabot's Maple oil based interior stain and it is still not dark enough. What stain is darker than maple? Is it walnut or cedar or Mahogany? Or another colour? I did try Cabot's Jarrah on a scrap of pine and it looked too red - not the dark honey colour that the kitchen cabinet is.
I am attempting to colour match a pine kitchen cabinet that I am re-purposing. The sides of the cabinet were cut off by a previous owner. I have made a new pine frames and then used the VJ style pine lining boards. The only issue is that the natural pine is a very pale colour when compared to the dark honey colour of the kitchen cabinet fronts.
I am not sure how well the colours in the photograph are presented via AULRO - however I accessed the photo that seemed to have the best colour match to my kitchen cabinet ... from https://dgi.com.au/wp-content/uploads/cabinet05.jpg (22nd December 2023).
Here is a link to Cabot's Interior Stain range... Step-by-Step Colour Guide | Cabots (https://www.cabots.com.au/colour) I am staring to go cross-eyed with the colour charts and all the colours are blending into each other - well all except the colour I want to match! There are four steps to follow to get to the Cabot's range of colours...
Step 1 Select 'Interior'
Step 2 Select Timber Type = Pine
Step 3 Select Product = Cabot's Stain & Varnish - Oil Based
Step 4 Select Colour Mahogany
I did try and get the Mahogany stain and varnish from my local Bunnings and it was either not on the shelf or not one of the colours they chose to order in routinely.
Kind regards
Lionel