09-04-2012, 08:39 AM
You might want to go with Medium Walnut on the grillebars, then; that would be OK.
When I refer to "trim" I mean the bottom, what you call the "foot", and the curved white wood near the top, between the top pieces and the side pieces. At the upper corners, if you will.
What you refer to the "blond areas" will look different, even under the Medium Walnut toner, since it appears to be a different type/pattern of veneer.
And don't forget Perfect Brown on the escutcheon.
Don't use a lot of Perfect Brown; just enough to get a contrast without making it too dark.
When I refer to "trim" I mean the bottom, what you call the "foot", and the curved white wood near the top, between the top pieces and the side pieces. At the upper corners, if you will.
What you refer to the "blond areas" will look different, even under the Medium Walnut toner, since it appears to be a different type/pattern of veneer.
And don't forget Perfect Brown on the escutcheon.
Don't use a lot of Perfect Brown; just enough to get a contrast without making it too dark.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
