Samples on Your Own Wood
Each color gets a taped square on the bare floor, one by a window and one away from it, so you judge it on your own boards in your own light.
Each color gets a taped square on the bare floor, one by a window and one away from it, so you judge it on your own boards in your own light.
Any swirl left by the sander turns into a dark streak under stain, so we screen the floor with fine grit and vacuum it twice before color.
We work the stain in sections, wiping the excess from each before starting the next, so no lap lines show where they join.
Lebanon staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with twelve months of warranty on the labor.



Two dollars a Sq Ft, which covers the taped samples, hand applied color and a clear coat. When the floor needs a full sand plus three coats of poly, that is refinishing at $2.50/Sq Ft.
Yes. Once the old finish is gone, a cool toned brown stain cancels the orange in red oak.
Usually three or four taped squares, and more if you are still deciding.
Yes, but pine blotches, so we apply a conditioner first and test a square. Plenty of Lebanon owners choose a clear coat instead.
The color stays the same. Dry air shortens drying times, so the schedule moves and the clear coat goes on only after the stain has cured.
Socks after a day, furniture after two. Rugs wait about two weeks.
Our own NWFA trained, insured employees. Nothing in Lebanon goes to a subcontractor.
Half on the first morning, the balance after the final coat, and a one year warranty on the labor.