Can you recommend some Mohawk?

Hi! I seem to have a chance of someone bringing me some Mohawk aerosol cans from the UK . .

http://www.mohawk-finishing.co.uk/images/Color%20Chart%20Oct%2008.pdf

Can you recommend it?

What colours would you suggest for:

1. tint a maple neck to a nicely aged honey

2. vintagey blonde (still a little translucent) for a body

3. (aged) Butterscotch (also a little translucent) for another body

4. Fiesta red

Would it be possible to turn a blonde body to butterscotch with the same "neck tint" as in "1"?

Thanks already!

Here's some samples I made a while back. The blonde is really nice.

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Yup, nice . . and amber for the neck . .

In another thread i found:

The classic is dye based, more like a stain and transparent so it wont hide the grain. The standard is pigment based so applying too much it will tend to go opaque and hide the grain.

So for a body i'd go with a pigment based color . . the dye based for necks or tinting (ageing)?!

Be aware that Mohawk is the main brand, but the same company carries a do-it-yourself label for hobbyists called "Behlen's" which is sold in lumberyards and woodworking catalogs here. You might have more options available than you think.

So here are the mohawk colors that i found usable . . which did you use and/or recommend?

Blonde:
M 101-0222 BLONDE
M 100-1488 YELLOW TONE UP
M 115-1392 FROST GLAZE
M 115-2106 SYY YELLOW
M 115-2139 AMERICAN HEWN WHITE
M 115-5019 YELLOW 1468
M 115-5022 WINTER HAVEN 2679

Butterscotch:
M 101-1478 VAN DYKE BROWN
M 115-0521 DARK HONEY OAK
M 115-1067 CARMEL

Neck Toner (maybe body too):
M 100-0415 AMBER
M 100-0321 LIGHT OAK NATURAL
M 100-0415 LIGHT GOLDEN OAK

Other possible body colors:
M 115-2145 ANTIQUE LIGHT BLUE
M 115-2146 ANTIQUE LIGHT GREEN
M 115-3152 SY CASUAL COTTAGE GREEN
M 115-2147 COUNTRY FRENCH RED

The link to the color chart! (http://www.mohawk-finishing.co.uk/images/Color%20Chart%20Oct%2008.pdf)