Sanded Wood Floor and Creating a Light Oak Effect
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by jbolo » Thu Mar 09, 2017 11:28 am
I have a sanded slightly yellowish pine wood floor. I didn't do a great job, but not keen on the slightly yellowish tinge to the wood so reluctant to varnish as it is. I have posted an image of a mirror with the colour I like, light oak with a whitish tinge, Any ideas on how to get this effect, much appreciated.
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