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It'll make a world of difference - the stain will go deeper in the finger jointed sections as the stain will penetrate the end grain more than the exposed surfaces. Test with a couple of offcuts to check the effect.

The material is finger jointed from several pieces of unrelated timber. You've got one option (maybe two). 1) Paint it - covers all sins 2) Let it weather - it will turn grey but 50 shades of grey. It is an amalgam of timbers so no two pieces will be similar let alone alike. You could bleach...