Stains for white oak floors

Choosing Floor Stains: Top- bottom- 1) Waterborn clear coat 2) Polyurethane 3) DuraSeal Nutmeg Stain 4) Duraseal Provincial Stain 5) Minwax Weathered Oak. Note: DuraSeal Stains are by Minwax. Left side 80 grit sanded, right side 150 gril sanded. The level of sanding effects the stain appearance.

In case you missed it, I shared all about the reason why we chose to install new flooring, how we landed on White Oak, and, some initial details of the project here. We started the project on a Friday, and the install was complete within just a few days – making it pretty easy to […]

Transforming your red oak floors with a new stain color is a great way to modernize and update your home. We recently refinished our dark stained hardwood floors to lighter white oak look using Bona Nordic Seal and what a huge improvement!

NC home blogger Chrissy of Chrissy Marie Blog shares her white oak flooring in her home, why white oak is preferred, and the stain color. Read more here.

In case you missed it, I shared all about the reason why we chose to install new flooring, how we landed on White Oak, and, some initial details of the project here. We started the project on a Friday, and the install was complete within just a few days – making it pretty easy to […]

NC home blogger Chrissy of Chrissy Marie Blog shares her white oak flooring in her home, why white oak is preferred, and the stain color. Read more here.

Shop Minwax Wood Finish Oil-based Ipswich Pine Semi-transparent Interior Stain (Half-pint) in the Interior Stains department at Lowe's.com. Minwax Wood Finish is a penetrating, oil-based stain that enhances wood grain with rich color in just one coat. Ideal for unfinished wood furniture, cabinets,

Your guide to red oak flooring, including how it compares to white oak, stains that won't look pink, cost and how to keep it turning orange.

White oak floors have been installed in my 1920’s Spanish home. Now we are trying to choose a stain and the decision hasn’t been easy. We don’t want the floors to be to dark because they’ll be harder to keep clean and we have a golden retriever. We prefer to avoid yellow and red undertones and are l...

NC home blogger Chrissy of Chrissy Marie Blog shares her white oak flooring in her home, why white oak is preferred, and the stain color. Read more here.