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No, the coffee color is actually achieved by a carbonization process. Carbonization is the pressure heated treatment that changes the natural color to the coffee color. The length of the treatment darkens the sugar compound within the fibers of the bamboo. The color is impregnated into the bamoo and thus refinishing would not affect the original color.
