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Love the floor stain. What type of wood and stain is it

10 years ago

I am refinishing our white oak floor and want it lighter than the natural cherry cabinets. I think this might work

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Oak & Broad
10 years ago
This looks like a Red Oak floor, site finished. I would suggest looking at the Minwax stain site to see some options that may work for you.
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Duddy Construction
9 years ago
It was a Red Oak floor, site finished. The stain in unknown as this job was completed a few years ago.
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Oak & Broad
9 years ago
Thanks for the additional details.
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User
9 years ago
It Looks like Early American stain color

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