Wood Floor Stain Boise
Choose wholesale wood floor stains in Boise that bring out depth and character. Over 70 color options, contractor-trusted brands, and direct pricing for premium results.
70+ Duraseal Wood Stain Colors in Boise
You don’t get second chances when staining a floor. That’s why contractors and homeowners in Boise reach for Duraseal. The Quick Coat stain collection includes over 70 shades that dry fast, hold strong and keep their color. These stains bring out depth without hiding the grain. Whether you’re after something classic or looking for a cooler, modern edge, the color you need is already in Rustic Wood Floor Supply lineup. You can apply it confidently, knowing it won’t blotch or fade under pressure. That’s the reliability Boise crews count on.
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Custom Wood Stain Color Mixes in Boise
Standard shades do a lot, but they don’t do everything. Some Boise flooring need a little extra precision, especially when you’re blending old boards or matching a historical tone. That’s where Duraseal custom mixes step in. Whether you’re softening a dark shade or recreating a designer color you saw in a magazine, these blends offer control. Our team helps you mix until the result feels spot-on. The tone you want isn’t just close, but it’s exact.Â
Every batch of stain colors for hardwood floors is prepared to deliver even coverage and a rich finish. The color isn’t only personal, it’s dependable.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can use mineral spirits or paint thinnner to get it off. However, be careful and test a spot first because it can dull other finishes.
You can stain any wood. However, we recommend not staining maple as it can look uneven, blotchy or curly.
Stain can combust if not handled correctly. It is best practice to put rags on the grass/rocks 1 by 1 while staining. Never pile rags on top of eachother. Once done staining you should put them in a metal pail full with water.
Yes, you are able to buff on DuraSeal stain on.
The best stains are oil-based. The colors are deeper & look better. Waterbased stains look just plain strange.
