Anyone use Minwax 'Driftwood' stain-photos please!

13 years ago

After much debating, this is the color I "think" I want on my red oak floors. The problem is I haven't seen it done anywhere. I have a sample down but of course we all know how that goes. My colors are simple: white on white with turquoise and gray accents, some natural white oak furnishings. Pretty much a blank slate.

Does anyone possibly have this color stain on their floors that could link a photo? (also include type of wood used please)

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G & S Floor Service

6 years ago

Here's a project we did last year with Bona "driftwood" on quarter sawn red oak, top coated with oil base poly. Using a water base will bring out more gray.

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coastal_modern_love
Original Author
13 years ago
In Cabot's custom stain it is called "coastal gray". This is the look I am going for. Any suggestions or photos?
S D
6 years ago
how did it come out?

Looking at the same stain.

thx
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kai615
6 years ago
Are you looking for an example of the water based driftwood or the oilbased driftwood?
S D
6 years ago
oil based on red oak wide plank flooring. thx
kai615
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Hmm. Oddly enough I have used Minwax water based driftwood in my kitchen on a way on pine and Rustoleum oil based driftwood on a ceiling upstairs on oak. But not what your looking for. Sorry I can't help.
S D
6 years ago
very nice, thx