Is there a finish that doesn't change wood color?

[Noons]

LOL!

[Sandy]

On Mon, 17 May 2004 06:49:29 -0400, "George" posted:

Ray, Me, Far, So, ....

Nothing at all, but "imparting some of their own characteristics to the light returned to your eye" is what "changing the colour" can be. Dying something is just that.

[Jeffo]

Bring a scrap or two to a good hardware/paint store and tell them what you're looking for. They should be able to apply samples of what they have for you. If you're not happy with anything repeat at another store.

HTH, Jeffo

[Fred the Red Shirt]

Perhaps you don't have any unfinished walnut sitting around. It gets lighter. A fellow showed me a walnut table he had left unfinished for exaclty that reason and it was a beautiful amber color.

My experience with the MinWax Polycrylic is that it is very clear.

[Pounds on Wood]

I'm pretty sure he was just interested in what a finish would _look_ like. To the eye. Get it?

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[Edwin Pawlowski]

I don't have any walnut. Change "all" to "many". Everything I have gets darker. Ed

[Bobnospam1]

There is a white shellac that is sold as small spheres, IIRC white was the name. Jeff Jewitt carries it. Assertedly non-coloring, again IIRC.