Dark walnut or Jacobean
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Too many stain choices! Help!
Comments (6)Espresso wasn't one of the ones they sampled on the floor...but they did have one they called "coffee brown" which was a little too "brown"...it didn't have as much depth to it. I will ask about the espresso, though! I am also going to ask about "popping" the wood...that sounds very interesting! Right now, I am leaning toward 75% Jacobean, 25% Walnut. Would love to see pics of anyone's stain! Oh, and yes, I have heard that the dark stains show everything...I am ok with that...I had provincial stain on my old floors with a high gloss finish and that was also a nightmare. I have become quite adept at wielding a fierce dry swiffer! ;)...See MoreMatching Red Oak to White?
Comments (6)brickeyee & bobsmyuncle, yes. His background is framing. We've discovered that Framers Do Not Finish Carpenter Artisans Make. We found that - on the sample red oak at least - Minwax's Provincial seems to be a cool coloured, very close compliment to the English Chestnut on White oak. If the spindles don't look great, we'll paint them after closing. Then the Rail & Veloute will be the stained pieces, and for those "close is OK" I think will be the rule. Worst case, we'll just sand & lay down some Jacobean, LOL. Thanks all!...See MoreWhat's the best way to lighten duraseal dark walnut stain?
Comments (46)I completely thought about Jacobean, but not sure in the end if I tried it alone. Mine are Dark Walnut on the red oak. Dark Walnut doesn't have red, that's the wood. They say that Jacobean that has "green" counteracts the red. Dark Walnut is likely a warmer color than the Jacobean. I would likely have been very happy with the Jacobean as well....See MoreNeed help with stain color !!
Comments (2)I have a red oaks floors finished in a natural stain with a satin finish. With area rugs and furnishings, the floors do not stand out and are a neutral background for everything else....See Morejennifer11203
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