You will need to work closely with your HSA Dealer to order a match. We'll need an actual sample of the wood being matched - it is not possible to get a match by brand name, stain name or formula number. In a Church, for example, examine the pews or woodwork nearest to where the desk or rack will be installed. A hymnal or pencil holder or wall trim can usually be easily removed as a sample. Check the sample by eye and compare just to make sure that it is a good and average representation of the general woodwork color in the area.
Larger samples tend to yield better matches.
When you send us the sample, we will examine it and immediately forward it by air courier to our stain manufacturer who will match and formulate the stain for our waterborne finishing system. Although stain matching is usually very close, variations will occur as with any real wood finishing. We will have it matched as accurately as possible and will favor color over grain pattern if possible. Wood is a natural product and every piece is unique. Differences in the final product from our samples in color, contrast, density and grain pattern are to be expected in our real wood products.