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Effects of Different Stains on Red Oak Wood: A few weeks ago on Youtube, I wanted to see the effects of different stains on White Pine and Poplar, well this time I used common Red Oak that you can buy at Lowes or Home Depot. I have also uploaded the video from my Youtube channel. I hope this h…

We’re often asked to perform magic. It seems many homeowners with existing red oak hardwood floor would prefer to go lighter, brighter and achieve a “white oak” look instead of the typical red oak look which tends to read orange. We’ve mixed and experimented and mixed and experimented some more. We’

Anyone used bona nordicseal on red oak? Would love to see pictures and/or hear how turned out and if had any red/pink undertone come through? Thanks!

White oak and red oak floors have been the standard for quite a while, but even though they both have oak in the name, they aren’t identical twins. There are some key differences, and if you’re considering red oak flooring or white oak flooring, those differences are important to know before you buy.

Planning on refinishing hardwood floors and looking for the best stain color for red oak floors? This how to choose hardwood floor color stain guide is for you! I’m sharing everything you need to know when restaining oak floors. I made all the oak floor refinishing mistakes when I stained wood floors so you don't have to! SAVE this DIY Home Updates + Home Improvement Projects idea + discover best hardwood refinishing stain colors for your home. Tips to pick red oak stain colors hardwood…

The blog differentiates the Red Oak from White Oak wood on parameters such as Color, Hardness, Grain Pattern, Usage, character, workability, cost etc.

While I don't feel qualified to provide a tutorial for wood floor refinishing, I am happy to share my DIY Floor Refinishing experience!

In this article, we will examine some of the differences between Red Oak and White Oak species and the different stains & finishes you can achieve.

Check out one of our most recent floors located in Eliot, Maine. As another beautiful red oak floor, this was a complete team effort. The floor was repaired in several places, as well as sanded, stained and refinished. This floor consists of weathered oak stain, two coats of Bona intense seal, and two coats of [...]Read More...

We share the exact recipe and process on how to stain red oak cabinets to look like white oak.

11K likes, 240 comments - parkplaceabode on February 17, 2023: "Love the look of white oak but can only find red oak and don’t like the pink undertones you see in the red oak? Well, here’s the perfect stain combo to turn red oak into the gorgeous tone and shade of white oak! 👍🏼 ✨What stains/liquids you need: -Varathane “Aged Wheat” -Varathane “Antique White” -Odorless Mineral Spirits ✨Mix these 3 in a ratio of 1:2:2 (aged wheat : antique white : mineral spirits) in a plastic cup until it’s…

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MINWAX stains we are considering. Pickled Oak, Weathered Oak, Weathered Oak/Pickled Oak 50-50, Classic Gray, Natural.

We had our red oak floors stained this week, they used duraseal weathered oak/nutmeg (3:1) and it looks horrible. It is pink, almost lavender in spots. Now we have to have it sanded and re-stained I am desperate to find a light stain color (on the brown side) without a pink hue (I think grey has to ...

We are refinishing our floors next week and I am really hoping to go lighter with our red oak. Many people suggest Bona Red Out + Nordic Seal - does anyone have this combo that can provide pictures? Open to any other suggestions if anyone has had success going lighter with their red oak!

Couldn't find any good examples of stain colors on red oak so I made them! I am looking for a medium stain with less orange undertones, and have found combinations of stains to be the best bet. Keep in mind the oil based poly will make the stains a bit darker and a bit more honey colored. The difference between no poly and oil based poly (2 coats) is shown for each stain combination so you can see how it changes. Colors: classic gray, weathered oak, special walnut, provincial, jacobean…