Hi. Wondering if u guys have any idea of what would cause the stain to blotch after applying the bacca. Stained a quarter cut select white oak floor with coffee brown glitsa stain. Grain popped it first with wet sponge, allowed to dry then stained. At this point the floor looked beautiful. We let the stain dry for close to 72hrs then applied bacca with lambs wool mop and brush for cutting in. It appears that the stain came out of the floor and kind of puddled where the rows of bacca overlapped. My partner and I have over 40yrs combined experience doing this and have done this a thousand times and have never had this problem. After sanding back down to bare wood and repeating this process the same thing happened. We would try a different product but this customer is very adamant that we use glitsa.

Thanks

Sounds like the finish thinned the stain and picked it it up causing laps, but this is just a guess never worked with glitsa.