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no. the coffee room floor is all RFR/PT1, but the gold slate (tusc*n trowel), the green seamless, the brown seamless square, and the brass seamless rectangle were the only four PT1/RFR boards.

the stamped overlays and troweled overlays all had RFR (on tea spoon per quart of ready to use UCS) in the ultrastone.

No acid stain used on any of those boards.
All integral color and UltraStone water based stain.
Only three boards used the Dye - dark colored troweled board with wide grout borders and corner squares, and both the troweled wood grain jobs used Dye in the sealer to shift color.

Broom it, use a 6" plastic putty knive (fiber taped to a handle) to knock it down. Scribe planks in next day.
That Feb class wood board came out like paneling. The Mar class board came out better, getting those pics from Mick's camera and will post tomorrow.

But I am working on another one...since you mentioned it...
Black skim coat, des beige PC and syp yellow thin finish for wood, scribed the panels and knots at 4 hours - hard enough to walk on, soft enough to scribe easy. PT1 tight with a magic trowel tinted gray with a little Brass (2 teas spoons per gall at 8 mils), then fauxed em up with Hydra next day, and these pics are with wet AUS-G with heavy shark grip, will rough up a little and clear with another coat tonight, and light sand tomorrow to satin the finish up. Trying to maintain a texture and distressed look of an old mill wood plank floor. Figured a course or two of scribed cobblestone brick between plank areas would look natural and provide an area to broom from tape-line to tape-line.

Yeah, I shouldn't have messed around with the large bolts - stupid romper room move...
The small nail/bolt holes are the way to go.