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Originally Posted by gregpark

Just read the advice above. A popsicle stick for color match? No. We use a much larger sample of the same specie of wood as yout flooring. Many times we'll sand a 2x2 area on the actual floor and figure out the combo. I've been doing this for a living for 50 years. My advice is to take advice from someone who has done it thousands of times instead of someone who's done it a handful of times. Better yet, like I said above, hire someome who has done it a thousands times before

You're right don't pay any attention to me and my popsicle stick. I haven't done thousands of floors but a lot including matching antique furniture and no doubt have finished and refinished far more floors and antique furniture then I have tried kicking homelsess rapists in the head. But I guess I could give it a try or should I mind my own business and leave it to the professionals?

Oh but me and my popsicle stick did do this, I guess it's sorta kinda similar to a wood floor? Do with the information as you wish.




















and FYI- Gregprk, if you read the whole thing after the popsicle stick I said get a scrap piece of wood to get a better sample and mix the color.

Sorry masraum for the brief hijack.