Can this product be stained to match existing cabinets?
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Most definitely it is real wood veneer and is sanded, sealed and stained exactly like any furniture or cabinetry of quality can be.
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Yes, but it takes a great deal of expertise to get a good match. Many finishes on production furniture are sprayed on with a colored pigment as opposed to stained and then sprayed with or coated with a clear finish. Cherry also darkens with age naturally, so you have to take that into consideration as well. If you how the existing cabinets were finished, it might make it easier to get a decent match.
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Absolutely it can be stained. The veneer is thick as veneers go. I used the veneer to cover the plywood cases for kitchen cabinets and made panel doors out of solid cherry that I obtained locally and stained them both eactly the same way. You cannot tell the difference. Since the solid cherry that I used for the doors was prone to blotching, I sealed all with a light 1 pound cut of shellac first, applied one coat of cherry paste stain so that it would look good until it naturally darkened and finished with shellac. The cabinets have darkened quite a bit since installation and again, you can't tell the difference between the veneer and the doors. The reason being, both are real cherry. I would not hesitate to use the product again. The PSA is much easier to apply than gluing and I found it helpful to use the application blade I purchased with the product. Good luck!
1681465
Yes. The surface is raw wood and can be stained or finished any way you would finish other raw wood.
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Yes it will stain beautifly , to get a uniform color it's best to seal the first coat with a thinned coat (more than 50-50) so stain will not be blotchy. Wipe on wipe off. A"Belhen or MOHAWK " Product is best rather than off the shelf stuff. use their thinner
1789936
Yes - the shelves and cabinet are covered in the same laminate material, and they match the stain of the cabinet door.
256643
I don't know - I left it the natural color because that is what I wanted anyway. I don't know enough about paints and stains to know if it is stainable. Sorry not to be more help! I really like the table though...
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Im not 100%, but I would say, no. You would be better off sanding the wood with sandpaper and re-staining it, or re-painting.
813481
I don't know about wall paint, my cabinets were stained with glossy finish, I used tsp and then wiped down with windex and my cabinets came out looking brand new.
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Yes, all the pieces match and have the same stain. However, I caution you NOT TO PURCHASE this item. It is crap. Plain and simple. Badly made and cheap. It is NOT WORTH the money. It looks nice enough but the value is not there. The back is not as nice to look at as the front. It is designed to put against two wall in a corner. In fact that is what give it support and strength since it is so badly made.
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I stained it but I used a cinnamon color to match my son's existing furniture. I got (minwax I believe) a rub on stain and it was EASY to do & not very messy. They have tons of colors & I picked up at my local Menards. Rubbed it on with a rag and that was it!
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I do not see why you cannot paint , real wood and if you use contact cement to install this product can be sanded and stained or painted . I use contact cement coat both surfaces to be together. Be careful putting together as once pressed on very hard to reposition. I defaced kitchen cabinets worked great.
707254
These are not bare wood, so it would require removing the outer coat of varnish to the bare wood. In order to stain them that would be a bit tedious.
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No, I don't think stain will work. Not sure what color you are wanting but they also come in Espresso.
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It can be secured on one side and/or secured along the back. It's a natural finish so it would most likely need to have an end piece to match your existing cabinets or sandwiched between two cabinets for a custom look. All sides have a polyurethane finish to could be left exposed if that's the look you want.
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Not to my knowledge, i think theres a kit through lowes that you can get stained any color.....But the stock kits are beige.grey and clear....
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Not quite sure my bathroom cabinet was wood and laminent. After three coats of the gel stain my cabinet was a dark express color.
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I have you General Finishes Java gel stain on oak stained cabinets in both a kitchen and bathroom. I did not even sand the cabinets and they turned out GREAT.
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I'm not sure if it's stained wood or just a finish coating, you should ask the seller. I will tell you that the inside of the drawers and storage cabinet are the same color as the outside, not just plain wood. The drawers are not dovetail style. The unit is very solidly built and if is just stained wood, it is very even. No brush strokes, etc.
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Yes, depending upon how shiny veneer is you may need to lightly hand sand some. Also, if your cabinets look really good now you may be disappointed. I used this product on a fixer-upper I sold and espresso did a great job on the cabinets, but they were in such rough shape they should have been replaced. You can tell it is paint, so if you are ok with that then it's fine. I wouldn't use it to change appearance of good-looking cabinets.
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The tutorial I used via Pinterest showed very dark finished cabinets which I don't think would let the grain show through. This isn't the look I wanted.So I put the stain on fairly heavily, waited 3 minutes (don't let it dry) and wiped off. You can add all the coats you want to get the look you want. I used four on some things but only two on others. The stain still shows through on my pieces and I am very happy with the result. I also wanted to have a faint red finish which with the way I did it I do. Not in your face red, just a hint. I LOVE the Java stain.