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Hello,
I have stripped the red oak baseboards in a room of my 1920's house and are now wondering how best to finish them. They are sanded down to bare wood, and I am not interested in staining them. I was thinking of using Danish Oil; anyone have experience using that on oak baseboards (and two door frames, as well)? Other suggestions? Thanks for you help! Chris |
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