Stains

Help your fence stand out and stand up to the outdoors.

What you need to know about solid color exterior stains.

An unpainted fence could ruin the look of your entire house.

Stain has both aesthetic and functional benefits.

Wood type and the finished goal are two considerations.

When staining siding there are a few things that you want to do.

If you have a wood fence these are your two primary choices.

Weigh the good and the bad of airless paint sprayers.

Match the color story in the rest of your home.

An exterior wood finish not only protects wood, but it can also enhance the appearance of your home.

No matter what anyone tells you, wood will not "drink up" the oils in a stain and restore wood.

If you have a deck, you need to use exterior wood stain.

Fiber cement board is an ideal alternative to the usual wood siding.

You may need to stain your beautiful oak interior doors to bring out the grain and the color of the oak. This is an easy job for any do-it-yourselfer to accomplish. Tools and Materials Oak stain Rags Rubber or disposable gloves Fine steel wool Fine sand paper Preparing the Door It is a good idea to

While it may not always need a protective coating, it helps.

Cedar wood makes for beautiful siding to a home, but to make it last, you will need to stain the wood.

There are a lot of options.

Removing fence paint can be a rather difficult job.

The best way to use linseed oil is in a properly thinned solution. But what do you need to do so? Read on and learn.

If you are planning to use linseed oil on your exterior finish, you will need to know how to apply it

Use linseed oil to solve a number of your woodworking woes.