Most box stores have kitchen re-facing programs. In our local stores they only offer the wood doors unfinished (in oak and maple).

You can buy new doors inexpensively enough it make trying to repair the existing ones silly. Be aware gel stain is actually a form of paint. It is not a true stain. That has advantages and disadvantages. Easy to apply, relatively easy to remove(strippers/etc.) It does let some of the wood grain show. However, if you buy new doors, the maker should be able to come very close to matching what you have now. If you got unfinished wood, it would be possible to stain to match the existing color---IF. If you have the original stain recipe used on the cabinets. Most manufacturers use a blend of colors and different finishes. To match, you have to do the staining/finishing basically the same as the originals. I have a bit of experience in color matching on trim. I installed some rough cedar trim in a factory built house(not a mobile---this one had a real stone fireplace and two by six inch wall studs). The factory sent extra trim, but did not stain enough. I tried for two days to match the color---got close---but way off. Called the factory and they gave me the recipe---had four colors---of the same brand I was using. I had gotten two right. Would have never even tried one color and then there was the different amounts. So. My advice would be to save some frustration and get new doors. Have them match stain/finish and then even if you use gel stain, the new and old will match well.

we do this work all the time, you could do it yourself but you have to find a quality door manufacturer, We use Conestoga wood specialties, but consumers can not order from them. You can buy doors from home depot, but you can be 99.9% certain they will not be quality. Your best bet may be to contact a door manufacturer that you want to use and see who carries their doors in your area. Let me know more about what you are looking for and maybe I can steer in you the right direction. Go ahead and send me an email if you have some questions. mikemoore@moorescabinets.com

Door styles are; Mediterranean (inside and flush with the face frame) Full or flush overlay (flush with the outside of the face frame with internal or external hinges) 3/8 overlay (external hinges where 3/8 of the door fits inside the cabinet door opening) What are the brand of the new hinges? Does the new dwr boxes include new dwr guides and are they side mounted or just frame rollers?