• Gray Cerused
• Gray Cerused
• Gray Cerused
• Gray Cerused
• Gray Cerused
• Before/After Gray Cerused
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  64 Cotton White
• 512 S.White
• 128 Sky Gray
• 1024 White
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  4K gray w/whites
• Light Gray Cerused

• Charcoal Cerused
  Charcoal Cerused 2
  
  Before & After Charcoal
  BlueJeans'n'Leather
  BlueJeans'n'Leather2
  Black/Smoke Cerused
  Black/Smoke Cerused
  Black/Smoke Cerused
  Black/Smoke Cerused
  Black/Smoke Cerused
  Black/Silver Cerused
  Black/Silver Cerused 2
  Smoked'n'Cerused
  LeatherBrown Cerused
  Chocolate Subtle Cerused
  
  Dark Brown Variations
  
  Charcoal Variations
  
  Gun Metal Cerused
  
  Black / Silver

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  2 Tone Samples
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  DC Smoke
• Cerused Oak Variations
• Light/Medium Color Cerused
• Cerused Oak Variations2
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  Loba
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  Rubio1
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  Rubio2

Most woods naturally contain tannin acid. Reactive coloring is a process that reacts with this acid, darkening the wood without the use of pigments. The result is an astonishingly clear, naturally darkened wood color. Virtually any shade of color, from light to very dark can be achieved with this safe, 0% VOC and 100% water based process.

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  Staining vs. Reactive Coloring
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  Versailles Handscraped,chiseled bevels
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  Versailles Handscraped,chiseled bevels


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  Brown Dye with Pure Oil
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  Fumed Maple

Leather & Jeans

Our "Leather & Jeans" reactive color names comes from the fact that there are amazing combinations of browns, grays with some occasional hints of blue-ish overtones compliment the floor. Shown here on 8" character grade white oak, finished with our premium hardening oil. High end floors call for a high end finish!!