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Floor stain and wood type

8 years ago

Hi - floors are beautiful. Can you please tell me the stain color, finish and wood type? Thanks!

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PRO
Dawkins Development Group Inc.
8 years ago
The floors are a un finish red oak with a Simi gloss finish. Off the top of my head I don't remember the floor color but do have a can I left with the client as they picked out the color. If you send me your email address I will reach out to my client and send you the stain color. You can email me at Dan@DawkinsDevelopmentGroup.com
Destiny Askin
8 years ago
I'd love to know this stain color too if you find out please do post it!
PRO
Dawkins Development Group Inc.
8 years ago
The floor color is Jacobean and brand name from home depot called mini wax in the yellow can

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