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Karen Sanders
  • Lincoln City, OR
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Old Oak Floors to be redone

Karen Sanders
  • Lincoln City, OR
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I am buying 2 houses on one property. One is a rental and the other will be my home. The 50's oak floor is still there and looks pretty good but I am in the middle of refinishing them by stripping them clear down to the wood. I have been told that instead of staining and then putting poly on that I should get the poly with the stain in it. 

Good idea? Also is poly the best coating?

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