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Oil based polyurethane vs water based polyurethane floor finish, which is better ? How do they compare? Find out which works best for your flooring project.

PINE STAIN SAMPLES: Can't decide on the perfect stain color? You're not alone! There are so many different stain colors and lets be honest~ the stain charts are usually not a true depiction of the actual color! Buying cans of stain can be extremely costly, which is another reason that these samples are so great! *********We do many stain samples for interior designer companies, contractors and businesses. If you need custom size stain samples, please send us a message and we will discuss…

How to stain wood, how much stain to use, how to clean up after staining, disposal of stain, getting rid of wood stain smell and more answers all in one place for oil based stains water based stains and gel stains!

Choosing a sealer doesn't seem all that important...until you choose the wrong one and ruin your entire project! Here are the differences

Oil based, water based or gel stain and the best way to use them to refinish your furniture projects. Find out which is right for your project here.

Top Row (left to right) Espresso, Provincial, Onyx, Graystone, Graphite, Black Middle Row (left to right) Hickory, Sedona, Antique Brown, Brown Mahogany, Cabernet, Tobacco Bottom Row (left to right) Whitewash, Pre-Stain Natural, Antique Oak, Pecan, Black Cherry, Walnut *Doors are Alder

Oil-modified polyurethanes have been the go-to finish for hardwood floors for decades, waterborne finishes have caught up in a big way but are not quite there yet. The greatest advantage of an oil-based polyurethane is how easily it adds a deep warmth to all woods. For beauty and protection, especially for pets we will recommend […]

wood stain vs. wood dye and how to use each. What is wood dye and what is wood stain. YES there is a difference. Instructional video all about it!

Varathane 1 qt. classic smoke gray water-based interior wood stain provides a low odor, rich natural color that beautifully enhances the wood grain. Applies easily with high quality synthetic brush, lint-free cloth or foam applicator. Customize color or achieve a darker color by adding additional coats.