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   CStanford_ | Jan 12, 2001 02:29pm | #1

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   Use a Danish Oil finish and you will get an authentic honey pine color. Alternatively, for more "protection", spar varnish will give you a similar color.

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   Gertie | Jan 14, 2001 11:59pm | #2

   *Use 2-3 coats of natural Danish oil followed by Fiddes "stripped pine" finishing wax. Nice, warm honey color like antique English country pine furniture, with a soft glow.

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   Carl_Giesenschlag | Jan 16, 2001 02:15am | #3

   *I was looking for more of a production finish. A stain and something compatable with a sprayed finish

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   CStanford_ | Jan 16, 2001 02:38am | #4

   *You could spray a water-based aniline dye stain and then spray a varnish. There are literally hundreds of aniline dye stain colors available from many sources, and they can usually be mixed to achieve a particular color. I'd be surprised if there is not a stock color sold by someone that will fit your needs. Try the Woodworker's Supply catalog. They'll send you a color chart. Again, there are other sources. Do an internet search on "aniline dye stain".