How To Seal Wood For Outdoor Use
Staining and sealing outdoor wood is among the best ways to protect it from the elements. By Matt Weber Whether it’s pressure-treated, cedar, cypress, redwood
Staining and sealing outdoor wood is among the best ways to protect it from the elements. By Matt Weber Whether it’s pressure-treated, cedar, cypress, redwood
When it came time to re-stain a shadowbox fence, I wanted to work smarter rather than harder, so I tried a promising product called Ready
I recently came across an unusual challenge (for me) on a woodworking project involving reclaimed lumber: two significantly different shades of wood used on the
A thorough cleaning along with an application of a penetrating wood stain will do wonders for the looks and long life of your wood fence.
Q. I have an older deck and fence that has grayed out and is somewhat stained. How can I restore old wood to its original
By Dave Barnes 11 Keys to Successfully Stain Exotic Hardwood for Outdoor Applications
Q: How Do I Paint a Faux Wood Finish over Paint-grade Trim? A: Mask off the trim and apply primer if it’s not already
Q: I’ve seen lots of painted synthetic trim, but will wood stain work with the woodgrain-style of synthetic products? A: Check the trim manufacturer’s
 By Dave Barnes  Unlock the secrets the pros use to create a beautiful, long-lasting finish by doing it right the first time.
From thorough cleaning to re-decking, here’s a look at how to breathe new life into an old deck.
Armstrong-Clark’s deck and siding wood stain has nondrying conditioning oils that separate from the drying side of the formula. These oils penetrate deep into the deck or siding wood fiber where the wood’s natural oils used to be. This process rejuvenates the wood. The drying oils stay at the surface, lock in the conditioning oils […]
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