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Not sure. Talk to the manufacturer.

Sanding is the best option.

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Strip the stain, apply a heavy coat of Shell Guard borate and let turn to natural gray.

Go with the Transformation’s. Skip the Log End Sealer. Just grind the ends to a smooth finish and apply extra coat of stain.

It is typical for the old color to stay in the hard grain. You can sand first before applying new stain and it will help some, but probably not completely.

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I would recommend spraying it.