Please help me figure out what kind of trim this is so I can order/buy some, or match it as close as possible.
Seems like real wood core w/plasticky wood-grain veneer. People comment it looks kinda 80s, though house was built early 2000s. The casings and moldings are all made of same stuff.
Doing renovations in a vacation home, had to demo some floor/walls, need to match same molding (original ones in house) outside of these areas.
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That looks like bevel casing, possibly oak.
Take your sample to local lumberyards (not big box stores) and see what they have.
If you can’t find an exact match, replace everything in the immediate vicinity. Most people won’t notice the difference.
Based on this image, I'd say that this is "paint grade pine trim", or something similar.
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I initially thought that the dark bit on the right was some stain that had gotten on the back, perhaps from being dipped. It is, in fact, some type of finger joint.
This trim was made from smaller pieces (left overs, bits after the knots were cut out, whatever), joined together to make longer pieces. This was intended to be painted, not stained, as the paint would hide the grain, color differences, and joint itself between the different pieces of wood.
You could take this piece to a lumber yard (as suggested by Aloysius) and they'll be able to help you match real wood to the fake-wood grain pattern. Then you can stain the real wood to match. Check out the Woodworking sister site for tips on how to match stain colors.
