Samples on Your Own Wood
Samples go on your sanded oak inside taped squares, so the shades sit next to each other under the window light and in the shadow of the room.
Samples go on your sanded oak inside taped squares, so the shades sit next to each other under the window light and in the shadow of the room.
Any sanding mark turns into a dark streak once stain hits it, so a buffer with fine screens runs after the sander and the vacuum follows.
Color goes on one manageable patch at a time and the surplus comes off before the next patch begins, which is why no seam shows between sections.
Everyone staining floors in Aquinnah draws a Brazil Floors paycheck, holds NWFA training and insurance, and the labor is warrantied twelve months.



$2.00/Sq Ft, which pays for samples on your own boards, color applied by hand and a clear protective coat. If the floor needs a full sand, stain and three coats, that is our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing instead.
Yes. With the old finish sanded off, raw oak accepts gray, driftwood or brown and the orange never bleeds through.
Natural oak and driftwood gray, then espresso, honey and custom blends.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers get into the corners the big machine misses, and we color the steps to tie both floors together.
Overnight for most colors, longer when fog sits on the cliffs. The surface is tested before the clear coat so nothing smears.
Many owners do. Some prefer a night elsewhere while the finish cures, mostly because of the smell.
Often the day after measuring, ferry permitting, with the same small crew sanding, coloring and sealing.
Yes. NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees handle the work, and twelve months of labor warranty come with it.