Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape squares off each color on the sanded floor, one in sun and one in shade, so you choose on your own boards in your own light.
Blue tape squares off each color on the sanded floor, one in sun and one in shade, so you choose on your own boards in your own light.
A sanding swirl shows up as a dark streak under stain, so the floor is screened with fine grit and vacuumed twice before color goes on.
Stain is applied one section at a time and the excess wiped before the next section begins, so no lap marks show where they meet.
Kent staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with twelve months of warranty on the labor.



Two dollars a Sq Ft covers the taped samples, the hand applied color and a clear coat on top. If the floor needs a full sand plus three coats of poly, that is the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing price.
Yes. Once we sand away the old finish, a brown stain with a cool base pulls the orange out of red oak.
Three or four taped squares is normal, more if you are still deciding.
It can, though pine takes stain unevenly, so we condition it first and test a sample. Many Kent owners keep it clear instead.
Not the color. Dry air speeds drying, so the schedule shifts and the clear coat waits until the stain has fully cured.
Socks after a day, furniture after two. Rugs wait about two weeks.
Our own NWFA trained, insured employees. Nothing in Kent goes to a subcontractor.
Half the first morning and the balance at the last coat, with a one year warranty on the labor.