Looking for follow up on floors finished with penetrating oil finishes, specifically those with Kunos (a Livos product), Bioshield, or Waterlox. How have they held up? How do they look? Are they really water resistant enough to be used in a kitchen? Has anyone used it on bamboo?
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thought that I'd bump this up for you
Excellence is its own reward!
How have they held up?
They hold up very well, with much less maintenance than any other type of finish
How do they look?
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Are they really water resistant enough to be used in a kitchen?
No, they will show a white spot where water is spilt and allowed to sit
Has anyone used it on bamboo?
There should be no difference to any other hardwood.
IanDG
What finish do you prefer and why?