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08-02-18, 02:33 PM

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Staining white oak baseboard

Approx how much stain would I need to stain 100sq ft (200 linear feet of 6" high) white oak baseboard???
just need a ballpark as its a custom colour

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08-02-18, 02:35 PM

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1 quart would generally be enough unless you are very wasteful.

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08-02-18, 02:40 PM

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A gallon of oil base stain generally covers 500-600 sq ft. ... which means a quart should be plenty. I don't know much about water based stains but suspect they don't go quite as far.

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08-02-18, 03:53 PM

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Awesome...thx to you both!

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