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Does Sealer Have Better Build Than Finish?
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Does Sealer Have Better Build Than Finish?

Finish representatives often claim that using a sealer provides more build. The reasoning goes like this: a sealer sits on top of the wood and creates a stronger foundation for subsequent finish coats, resulting in a thicker film for the same number of applications. To test that claim, RW Supply+Design’s technical team conducted a simple, controlled experiment to see how this plays out in a real-world scenario.How the Test Was Set Up To ensure consistent technique, the only variable tested was whether the first coat was a sealer or a finish. The process followed these steps:  A single test panel...
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How to Test Wood Flooring Adhesive on Subfloors
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How to Test Wood Flooring Adhesive on Subfloors

Ever had a flooring adhesive just… not work? Maybe it didn’t stick because the trowel size was wrong, or the subfloor wasn’t prepped quite right. Whatever the cause, a failed bond can be frustrating and costly. In a recent video on our RW Supply + Design channel, our technical director shows a quick, foolproof way to test your wood floor adhesive before you commit to a full installation. This simple test lets you see how your glue performs on both the flooring and subfloor—no guessing, no surprises.Ever had a flooring adhesive just… not work? Maybe it didn’t stick because the...
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Exciting Additions to the Wels Collection with Linden Branch & Prater Park 
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Exciting Additions to the Wels Collection with Linden Branch & Prater Park 

We’re thrilled to announce two stunning new colors in our Wels Collection. This laminate flooring is designed to bring warmth and modern elegance to your home. Whether you’re building your dream space or remodeling an existing one, these fresh hues will create a timeless foundation for your interiors.  First up, Linden Branch offers a soft, creamy beige with a beautifully desaturated undertone that mimics the inviting appearance of white oak. This subtle yet sophisticated color pairs perfectly with a variety of home styles, making it a versatile option for young families looking to create a welcoming, cozy atmosphere. The muted...
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