| Forum topic by Lumberslumber | posted 255 days ago | 369 views | 0 times favorited | 3 replies | ![]() |
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255 days ago |
Okay. I just had our 90 year old oak floors redone in our home. I was going to do them myself, but i destroy with band sanders. Anyways, i really wanted a white based finish. Or a non-yellow finish. I went through all sorts of options including whitewashing, pickling, white stains and so forth. Our finisher refused to do anything white. He said it doesn’t hold up. I don’t believe it. Whitewashing, perhaps? But what about a strong white stain like bona? Anyways, i decide to go natural. Sand and then water based to avoid the yellowish. Well, my husband doesnt like to argue. So he let them do oil finish. My floor is yellow . I cant do yellow in this room! I am a pretty serious decorator and my entire scheme was based on a white/linen base with already painted walls. I cant redo it, (floors or paint) but i thought about adding a third coat of oil based poly that was mixed with just a touch of an off white oil paint. Is this insane? Any other topcoats that would gently subdue the yellowness and wont mess up the otherwise gorgeous job? -- Adrienne, Ohio |

















