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What is the stain you used?

9 years ago

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Kim Bartley Design
9 years ago
The colour is a benjamin moore product called ARBORCOAT Solid Deck and Siding Stain , the floor is stained Oxford brown and the walls a colour called Wrought iron
Ariella Arsenal
3 years ago
Beautiful! Is it the semi-solid stain?

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