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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Excellent, thanks. Think we'll be living with the difference! Your help is appreciated. I'll let you know how I get on.
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Thanks for the opinions, much appreciated. Just need to convince the wife now, but I think I know what she's going to say...
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Thanks; yeah, that was a concern and I know that period woodwork was generally painted but actually the joints and timber are actually decent.
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Hi--does anyone have any suggestions?
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Hi, here are some photos--they don't show the orangey/pink colour as bad as it is but gives a hint at it. I've also included a photo of the unstripped door downstairs that I found.
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Hi Thanks for the replies everyone. I've not waxed the doors yet (just a couple of small samples). The doors and architraves I believe are original (1904), they were both covered with many layers of white paint. I'll post some photos later. I was thinking it may be primer or similar; I've had a...
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    Stripped pine: colour matching

    Hi I'm very new to woodworking but keen to learn more -- we've got some recently stripped doors and architraves (both pine) which I'd like to finish myself. The guys who stripped them for us used dichloromethane on the architraves (which have come up a sort of 'raw' but greenish stripped pine...
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