Bear in mind the horizontal continuous wind causes simlar affects that a
topmost horizontal surface may have due to moisture disturbance of the
surface.

Caulk the heck out of every joint, crevice, or whatever. Use caulking that
is flexible with the weather and takes paint and primer well. If you do
well here, most any famous brand paint or primer will work designed for
outdoor use. I use Sherwin Williams paint/primer myself.
--
Jonny
"Ken Moiarty" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm having to replace the outside mouldings (and possibly frame) of a
doorway on my garage. This doorway is on a side that is very often
exposed to "horizontal rain" due to local blustery winds during rainy
(Vancouver) weather, and as a result the mouldings (and possibly door
frame) have become water logged and are rotting. Therefore, after to do
the repairs, I want to be sure the problem doesn't recur by using a paint
and/or sealer that will keep the wind driven rain from breaking through
and causing damage to the wood for some time to come. Therefore... any
recommendations anybody?

TIA,
Ken