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If you are like me, you absolutely love the look of a light or blonde stain on white oak hardwood floors. It's simple, modern, inviting, & really brightens up any space. If you're building a home & get your pick of flooring, that makes it easy to get just what you want! However, if you're

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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!

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At first glance, red oak gives off a slightly rosy hue and has a more pronounced grain pattern, especially when left unstained, whereas white oak has a slightly grayish tone and a more subtle grain pattern.  With the right stain color, you’ll be surprised to see the differences between the two are nearly indistinguishable. Stain Colors On Red Oak, Stain Colors On White Oak, Red Oak Hardwood Floors Colors, Red Oak Vs White Oak Floors, Light Stained Red Oak Floors, Stains For White Oak Floors, White Oak Vs Red Oak Hardwood Floors, Stains For Red Oak Floors, Make Red Oak Look Like White Oak

At first glance, red oak gives off a slightly rosy hue and has a more pronounced grain pattern, especially when left unstained, whereas white oak has a slightly grayish tone and a more subtle grain pattern. With the right stain color, you’ll be surprised to see the differences between the two are nearly indistinguishable.

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