Hi @John93,
Unfortunately, you can't apply a different coloured stain over an existing one as they work by soaking into the timber and altering the colour of the wood fibres. If you wanted to alter the colour of your bedroom furniture, you would need to sand it back to remove the existing stain and then replace it.
In saying this, it looks like your furniture might have timber veneers, which would mean sanding them back is unlikely to be possible due to the thin nature of the veneers.
If you look at the corners and edges of the furniture, do you see a thin veneer on the outside?
If they are veneers, then unfortunately, we will have to look at other options.
Would giving the furniture a good clean to remove the stains, then polishing it to restore the surface, be an option?
If so, you could use a heavy duty scrub brush with Cabot's wood surface cleaner to remove the stains. Once clean, you can use OCedar Furniture Polish to restore and beautify the surface.
I understand it is not what you had hoped, but transitioning from one stain to another is not a simple process, and it is further complicated if they are veneers, as I suspect.
I am happy to work with you on other solutions if this one does not suit.
Let me know what you think.
Jacob
