Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape boxes in each sample on sanded oak, so colors can be judged next to one another, in window light and in shade.
Blue tape boxes in each sample on sanded oak, so colors can be judged next to one another, in window light and in shade.
Sander scratches show as dark streaks once color is on, so a fine screen buffer comes next and a vacuum clears the dust.
Stain goes on a patch at a time and the excess is lifted before moving on, so lap marks never appear where sections meet.
Old Lyme staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, with labor warranted for twelve months.



Old Lyme staining is $2.00/Sq Ft and includes samples on your own floor, hand applied color and a clear protective top coat. A full sanding with stain and three coats is our $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing.
Yes. Once Old Lyme oak is sanded to bare wood it takes brown, walnut or chestnut cleanly, with no orange showing through.
Walnut browns and natural oak lead around Old Lyme, with espresso, light gray and custom blends close behind.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers get to corners a drum sander skips, and the stain is balanced with the floors at the top and bottom of the stairs.
Most stains are dry by morning, and a touch test on your Old Lyme floor comes before any clear coat so nothing lifts.
Plenty of Old Lyme households stay home, though some spend a night away while the finish cures and the smell fades.
Often the next day after we measure, and one small crew stays from the first sanding pass to the final seal.
Yes. Our own NWFA trained staff stain your Old Lyme floor, and the labor is covered for twelve months.