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When staining wood filler, proper sanding is key to a good match.

When staining any wood filler, avoid the "halo effect", where the filler absorbs stain but leaves a lighter ring around it. To match woodwork, proper sanding is crucial to remove filler residue from surrounding wood pores. Use medium (100 grit) or coarser sandpaper and cover the area thoroughly. This allows the stain to penetrate uniformly for a consistent look.