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WOOD DECKS

Wood Deck Refinishing - Refinishing a wood deck can be a difficult and exhausting task. Especially if the deck has been neglected.

Deck Power Washing - Properly performed deck power washing accomplishes more than a simple cleaning.

Deck Sanding- The next step after power washing. Proper preparation includes deck sanding. The sanding can be minimal, reducing any fuzz left after washing, or extensive, providing a truly smooth surface ready for staining.

Properly apply a wood deck stain for lasting results. - A wood deck stain can be applied with a brush, sprayer or pad depending on the type of stain you choose. Learn how to apply a wood deck stain for the most pleasing results.

Wood Deck Maintenance - Important wood deck maintenance strategies and ideas to extend the life of the finish.

FAUX FINISHING and DECORATIVE PAINTING

Decorative Painting - There are many ways to achieve an elegant look by using many decorative painting techniques.

CAULK

Types of Caulk - Using the proper caulk and sealants is a great way to save money and help the environment.

Silicone Caulk - 100% silicone caulk will last the longest and hold up to any abuse. But is not paintable.

Acrylic Caulk - High quality siliconized acrylic caulk is a good choice for many interior or exterior painting projects.

Elastomeric Caulk - Premium elastomeric caulk is highly recommended for most interior and exterior projects.

Polyurethane Caulk - Single component polyurethane caulk has all the best attributes of all other sealant types.

PRIMER

Types of Primer - The right primer will increase the quality and durability of your paint job. Your house paint can last 10 years or longer with the right choice and use of a top quality primer.

Acrylic Primer - Choosing a proper acrylic primer is very important; it could be the difference between a paint job that lasts for years, or spending effort to repaint in half the time.

Alkyd Primer - Choose the right alkyd primer. The core of the painting industry has always been alkyd primer, often called oil base primer.

Tinted Shellac Primer - A great interior primer is tinted shellac. Can be used on many interior surfaces.

Tinted Primer - The use of deep and vibrant colors is on the increase. Use a tintable primer specifically formulated to be used under dark colors.

Recommended Exterior Primers - Using specialized exterior primers can add years to the life of any paint job.

Recommended Interior Primers - Applying specialized interior primers before the finish paint can produce a smoother, more pleasing, appearance.

PAINT

House Paint Types - There are many types of house paint available. And the many types of finishes have different uses. Modern house paint provides a remarkably tuff surface that protects, not just beautifies.

Acrylic Paint - Whether you are painting an interior or exterior, acrylic paint can provide outstanding and lasting results.

Alkyd Paint - Commonly referred to as oil base, alkyd paint can withstand a substantial amount of abuse.

Elastomeric Paint - This coating, elastomeric paint, forms a durable film that provides a waterproof coating to almost any structure.

Epoxy Paint - For interior surfaces, epoxy paint is as tough as it gets.

WOOD STAINS

Wood Stain Types - The right wood stain will add beauty to your home. With so many types on the market, there is the perfect wood stain for your next project.

Exterior Wood Stain - Siding and trim can be beautified and protected from the elements with exterior wood stain.

Interior Stain - Highlight the beauty of all your wood doors, trim and cabinets with interior stain.

Deck Stain - Choosing the best deck stain involves many decisions. After many years refinishing wood decks we have developed some opinions.

CLEAR WOOD FINISHES

Types of Clear Wood Finishes - The painting section of any home improvement center will have dozens of wood finishes, all of them claiming to be the best. Fortunately it’s not as confusing as it seems.

Tung Oil - Many woodworkers consider tung oil to be the best natural finish for wood.

A great wood finish is acrylic urethane. - A truly modern wood finish, acrylic urethane has many advantages over its oil base counterparts.

Varnish, An Old Time Favorite that is Still Hard to Beat. - For the best results with your woodworking project choose a good professional grade varnish.

Lacquer - High quality lacquer has an appealing look and feel that is difficult to duplicate with other wood finishes.

MASONRY SEALERS

Types of Masonry Sealers - Water damage is very hard to fix once it has happened. Using an appropriate masonry sealer can prevent much of this damage before it occurs.

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