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water seal on wooden things
It`s springtime and it`s time to put waterseal on all of the outdoor stuff. Outdoor benches,front porch steps, and picnio tables. What would be best to use? Is thompsons oil base a good product? thanks for any repy
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It`s springtime and it`s time to put waterseal on all of the outdoor stuff. Outdoor benches,front porch steps, and picnio tables. What would be best to use? Is thompsons oil base a good product? thanks for any repy You'd do about as well with linseed oil. Many (most?) of the proprietary sealers are linseed oil, thinner and a bit of wax (the wax is what makes the water bead). Some include a bit of clay. -- dadiOH ____________________________ Winters getting colder? Tired of the rat race? Taxes out of hand? Maybe just ready for a change? Check it out... http://www.floridaloghouse.net |
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On Fri, 21 Mar 2014 13:08:40 -0700 (PDT), herb white
wrote: It`s springtime and it`s time to put waterseal on all of the outdoor stuff. Outdoor benches,front porch steps, and picnio tables. What would be best to use? Is thompsons oil base a good product? thanks for any repy I'd go with Penofin. It has served me well. |
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On 3/21/2014 6:03 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On Fri, 21 Mar 2014 13:08:40 -0700 (PDT), herb white wrote: It`s springtime and it`s time to put waterseal on all of the outdoor stuff. Outdoor benches,front porch steps, and picnio tables. What would be best to use? Is thompsons oil base a good product? thanks for any repy I'd go with Penofin. It has served me well. Thompson's only lasts a year. Is this one better? |
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On 3/21/2014 6:23 PM, Frank wrote:
On 3/21/2014 6:03 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote: On Fri, 21 Mar 2014 13:08:40 -0700 (PDT), herb white wrote: It`s springtime and it`s time to put waterseal on all of the outdoor stuff. Outdoor benches,front porch steps, and picnio tables. What would be best to use? Is thompsons oil base a good product? thanks for any repy I'd go with Penofin. It has served me well. Thompson's only lasts a year. Is this one better? I get a couple of years from it and it has good UV protection. |
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water seal on wooden things
One of the most important aspects of protecting your furniture is to know what kind of weather you will be dealing with. Someone who lives in Arizona won't necessary need a water sealant, but may want to more heavily consider painting his furniture to protect it from the sun. A person living in New Jersey, however, may want to consider the water sealant. Most people know the weather in their area, so be sure to acquire the furniture protection you will actually need. A good way to protect your outdoor wooden furniture is varnish. Visit your local home store and look at your options. Different varnishes do exist, so be sure to acquire an outdoor varnish that is right for you. Again, like the water sealer, this will maintain the look of your furniture's wood, but won't protect it as well as paint. Also, with varnish, be sure to reapply a coat at least every few years to maintain its strength. Get more information http://www.epdmcoatings.com/elastome...-coatings.html
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On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 01:24:56 -0700 (PDT), Albert Mclaren
wrote: One of the most important aspects of protecting your furniture is to know what kind of weather you will be dealing with. Someone who lives in Arizona won't necessary need a water sealant, but may want to more heavily consider painting his furniture to protect it from the sun. A person living in New Jersey, however, may want to consider the water sealant. Most people know the weather in their area, so be sure to acquire the furniture protection you will actually need. A good way to protect your outdoor wooden furniture is varnish. Visit your local home store and look at your options. Different varnishes do exist, so be sure to acquire an outdoor varnish that is right for you. Again, like the water sealer, this will maintain the look of your furniture's wood, but won't protect it as well as paint. Also, with varnish, be sure to reapply a coat at least every few years to maintain its strength. Get more information http://www.sucks.epdmcoatings.com/el...-coatings.html If you post from Pakistan, what do you know about Arizona or New Jersey? @ 119.73.58.94 static-host119-73-58-94.link.net.pk |
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