What colour wood varnish should I use on a pine door surround, to make it match my new light oak doors?

Question by sunnydee4219: What colour wood varnish should I use on a pine door surround, to make it match my new light oak doors? Best answer: Answer by mike hYou will not find an actual varnish that will match the light oak. These are 2 totally differnet types of wood, hard wood and soft wood. [...]

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I stripped stain & varnish off of my door & ended up w/ uneven color tones.what should I do 2 make it 1 tone?

Question by helpmeplease: I stripped stain & varnish off of my door & ended up w/ uneven color tones.what should I do 2 make it 1 tone? the grooves on the door r darker than the rest. i stained the groove & it came out blotchy so i sanded it and some parts sanded more [...]

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How should I varnish my front door?

Question by Gracee’s Mom, Taylin due7/29: How should I varnish my front door? I have a wood front door that is starting to look faded. To revarnish it, do I need to sand it first? And do I have to take the door off the hinges of can i just paint the varnish on the [...]

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Should I take out weatherstrip before varnishing ext door?

Question by mccabekm: Should I take out weatherstrip before varnishing ext door? Hi. I’m about to varnish my exterior prehung unit. Should I just varnish ‘around’ the weather strip, or remove it from the jamb? I haven’t messed with it yet, but weatherstrip seems like one of those things that doesn’t go back in easily [...]

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