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I recently purchased a new front door, during the staining process I was distracted by a telephone call which allowed the stain to dry in a certain area, once returning to the door with the stain it doubled up on the dry section causing a colour difference. Now it looks terrible and I can't use it as a front door in this condition. I tried to sand it back down with a belt sander and the new stain just clogged up the belt. I would like to know if you have any ideas that might help me to recover this lovely door?
Bret Marshall
Bret Marshall