Wood Grain and Stain

Probably the reason no one has responded is that there are many different interior stains for different  R Pod models --even among the same model and same year.  nobody knows what you have.

Many people have done interior woodwork changes.  probably the best thing I can recommend is to take a door or drawer front to your local paint store and let them help you.

After some woodwork changes that we made, we matched the stain as closely as possible and then used a clear satin polyurethane finish.

It matches pretty well.

Good luck with your project-post some pictures when you finish

Vann

Whatever you end up with, make up some samples on the actual material you will be using and look at them in bright light next to what you want to match before doing the actual work. You can get several stains and mix them in different ratios until you get the look you want. Note the mixtures you're using on each sample.  Take your time. patience is its own reward here. 

We covered it with a birch veneer plywood. The contractor built the whole thing up and did a fantastic job for the entire 60', except for one spot where the plywood just didn't quite match up. He attempted to sand down the mismatch; it wasn't much, but it was just slightly more than the thickness of the veneer. We hired a painter/subcontractor, who is just the exact "artist" you need for this. He did some magic with a little stain, and the appropriate satin finish and voila! The end product just looks like a natural grain variation. We were very pleased with the end result. Long story short, sometimes it takes an artist.