Loba supra, easyprime, invisible protect question
2 years ago
I am considering using the loba supra AT in satin as my finish but want to keep my floors as light as possible. I was told that I could use the invisible protect as a primer in place of the easyprime to achieve this look. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Durability is my first priority.
One option under consideration is
Invisible protect x1, supra AT x2 (all with added whitener)
These are the 2 samples I’ve done so far….
The one on the right is invisible and Supra with white, which is leaning more yellow that id like
The left is Bona white stain alone. Which is leaning a little gray.
I may try a sample with Bona Nordicseal
This is so stressful 😣
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