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okay guys, thanks for the info. !

Sorry guys for taking so long to respond. Was away for a few days.

I guess the pigmented stain idea intrigue's me a bit. I don't know too much about it, but what does everybody think of this...

I started using the same stain on the teak as I did on the doors. The reason the doors came up like they did is that we never whiped the stain off, we just kept applying layers until it was dark...

oops....forgot the pic

Here's a pic of the closet door that I had originally mentioned. This was stained with Red Mahogany and it was down with multiple coats without whiping anything off. The door is pine. I'd like to...

The first two pics are with Red Mahogany, the last pic I did with Ebony....not really the result I was looking for.

This last pic is of the new stain that I put on after removing the old excess stain and staining a second coat over the first one. Looks good, but nowhere near dark enough for my liking

This pic shows the multiple coats of stain. It looks pretty decent to me in some spots but you can see areas that I am not happy with

first pic shows kinda what I would like the finish to look like and also what the original wood looks like bare.

Sorry for the long wait on my reply. I removed the excess stain and restained with a darker colour. It still didn't look the way that I wanted. So I think I am going to re strip the whole thing...

Hi, my girlfriend had given me the task of refinishing some Teak furniture that we own. Unfortunately, I didn't do any research before hand and have realized that after successfully stripping the...