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06/27/2016
What's the difference between semi-solid and semi-transparent? Also what type is Amber -- a solid??
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I am planning to stain new cedar posts and boards. I am having a difficult time discerning any color difference between Cedar Tone and Amber.
Is the Amber slightly lighter?
Can the amber stain be used on a redwood fence or is it just for exotic woods?
Hi,
I have two projects that I could use some advise on.
1. A few years ago a stripped, brightened a large mahogany porch and finished with your product...came out great. It is a little worn now in places so I guess it's time for a redo or some patching. So what do I do? Can I use a cleaner and then stain over what I have or do I strip and brighten again?
2. I also have a deck that sits over a lake so I want to be environmentally conscious. So when it's time to redo the deck I can power wash, but don't think I should use anything too strong. Do you have any stains or finishes that don't require a lot of heavy strippers when its time for a redo?
Any thoughts would be helpful. Please email or call 617 835 3694.
Thanks
I ordered 2 samples, woodland brown and driftwood. The woodland brown went on very reddish or (cedar like), not brown at all. We tested it on treated lumber that had been prepped for new stain. It is possible I got a wrong sample? We are putting it over a semi-drift wood that is completely worn off the back deck.
Besides the Driftwood Gray are there any products that have a gray tone?
what color is in the second picture down from the top, on the right side, in your photo gallery? it's a view of a deck, photo is larger then the ones above it, and shows a railing on the left and on the end...making an upside down capitol L.
I have viewed the available stain colour options on the company website but would prefer to see colours on a physical product such as a product pamphlet. I find it hard to decide between Sequoia and Woodland Brown, for example. Is a pamphlet available? If so could it be mailed to me at:
John Anderson
42 Peregrine Crescent
KANATA, Ontario, Canada K2M 2T3
Willing to pay for this ...
Thanks very much.
Does the "Natural" stain offer as much UV protection as the other colors, or will my cedar deck turn gray quicker with this choice? I prefer the least amount of color, as the natural beauty of the tight knot cedar is so pleasant, but I don't want to have to strip the deck every two years.
Are the samples on the site the same product for the IPE wood?
Would the transparent natural tone be the same as clear?
Do you have a local dealer in Atlanta?
My question is in the title. How many square feet of new - unfinished ipe will each gallon cover. I have 160 sq. ft. of all wood ipe deck tiles that need finishing.
Could you suggest any paint/stain chip color from other paint companies that come closest to your Oxford and Woodland brown shades? I'm leaning to ordering your semi-solid product because of the positive reviews, but color counts (historic house) so I'd like to be sure before I order.
Is the Mahogany a Semi Transparent or Semi Solid, or both?