Ask the Experts — wood stains

When it comes to keeping the wood flooring in your home looking its best and lasting as long as possible, some homeowners consider the question, “Can you paint over stained wood?” The simple answer is yes, you can. But the question you may want to ask is: why would you? Before you reach for that can of paint, here’s a look at why using natural oil stains from WOCA Woodcare is a better investment in aesthetics, durability, and environmental impact. Preserve the Wood’s Natural Beauty Stained wood, especially high-quality varieties such as walnut or rift and quartered oak, has an...

The right wood stain is an exceptional way to enhance the beauty of wooden flooring or wood furniture. With the variety of color choices available, the right tone to match or accentuate your décor has never been more accessible. However, wood stain can become sticky and feel damp or tacky to the touch if it isn’t applied correctly. Sticky stain then becomes a magnet for dust, fingerprints, and any dirt or debris it comes in contact with. Ick!Understandably, this can be a frustrating experience and often requires refinishing to remedy. If you find yourself asking, “Why is my stained wood sticky?”...