Okay, Still new, could not figure out how to edit my old wood flooring
post. So here I am starting a new one! Basically I have a couple of questions for my 1912 small bungalow. We have started working in the front bedroom (ripped up stinky peed on carpet, floor was still original wood and already down to bare wood). These are my questions;
1. Can anyone tell me what kind of floor it is? I have posted pictures of both the living room floor, which is decent condition, although the picture isnt very good, along with the trim, and a picture of the floor after sanding of the bedroom.
2. I cannot match the floor stain, with the trim or the rest of living room floor. Any suggestions on what to do? Stain or just polyeurethane?
3. Is there anyway to bring back the beauty of the trim without having to sand it and restain it? I really like the way it works and it matches the trim in the attatched living room.
3. When and if I stain the floor, any suggestions on color matching or whether to go darker/lighter?
Any help would be appreciated! I put photos, first photos is of the floor in the bedroom after sanding the first time (yes we actually swept), second is the living room floor right outside the bedroom (same continuous floor), the is a picture of the trim in the bedroom, and the last is a picture of the floor up against door and trim outside the bedroom. Living room floors are in decent shape. Trim in bedroom is worn but solid.
post. So here I am starting a new one! Basically I have a couple of questions for my 1912 small bungalow. We have started working in the front bedroom (ripped up stinky peed on carpet, floor was still original wood and already down to bare wood). These are my questions;
1. Can anyone tell me what kind of floor it is? I have posted pictures of both the living room floor, which is decent condition, although the picture isnt very good, along with the trim, and a picture of the floor after sanding of the bedroom.
2. I cannot match the floor stain, with the trim or the rest of living room floor. Any suggestions on what to do? Stain or just polyeurethane?
3. Is there anyway to bring back the beauty of the trim without having to sand it and restain it? I really like the way it works and it matches the trim in the attatched living room.
3. When and if I stain the floor, any suggestions on color matching or whether to go darker/lighter?
Any help would be appreciated! I put photos, first photos is of the floor in the bedroom after sanding the first time (yes we actually swept), second is the living room floor right outside the bedroom (same continuous floor), the is a picture of the trim in the bedroom, and the last is a picture of the floor up against door and trim outside the bedroom. Living room floors are in decent shape. Trim in bedroom is worn but solid.