For all your wood, wood shake restoration, and water-repellant needs, come to Armstong-Clark Company. We specialize in wood restoration, oil-based coatings for wood, and non-toxic wood stains of all kinds.
Armstrong deck and siding stain utilize nondrying conditioning oils that divide from the drying side of the formula. These deep penetrating oils soak into the wood fibers where the wood’s natural oils used to be. This procedure revitalizes the wood. The drying oils remain at the surface while locking in the conditioning oils to form a dry to the touch barrier.
Armstrong-Clark stains are quality formulas back by five generations worth of experience in oil-based coatings together with modern technology. Armstrong-Clark wood stains can far exceed your expectations for oil-based coatings.
I had my deck prepped and ready for stain and we got a good down pour of rain out of no where. Do I need to let it dry 2 days before staining? Or what the suggestion first that? Is there any additional prep I’d need to do with rain after it dries before staining? I’ve already cleaned and brightened it and it looked great last night ready for stain today.
Yes, two days after any rain or the prep. No need to do more prep, just blow or sweep off any dirt.
What type of applicator do you recommend for applying your hardwood penetrating oil on mahogany ?
Stain pads or brushes: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/brushes-pads-sprayers
How often will we need to recoat on Horizontal surfaces?
Every 2-3 years is normal.
Can Armstrong Clark semi transparent cedar stain be applied to Tigerwood? The previous cover coat “Ipe Oil Plus” from deck wise faded within 4 weeks. I have full sun exposure in morning and mid afternoon. Fully exposed to the elements year round. Thanks
No, you need one of our hardwood colors like Amber: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/hardwood-and-ipe-stain
I have a professional painter coming to stain our barn. The wood is raw cypress. We are looking at the Amber color. Do we need a top coat to seal it? It is a large barn- 35 ft at the peak. We are trying to prevent restaining it often.
No and you cannot top coat over the AC stains with a sealer.
How often will we need to recoat on vertical surfaces?
Verticals, every 3-5 years.