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With tree types of wood you may have to stain each one separately. All three types of wood will have different porosity and maybe a different base color of their own which will make staining the same color a challenge. Perhaps an opaque stain would work better allowing you to see the grain of the wood but have a more uniform color.
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Can you stain over stain that has a sealant on it?
Yes : If conditions are right. take some water and put it on the surface if it beads you can not apply another stain. it won't be able to absorb if it does absorb the water your fine but should use a similar color
What are the three types of pictorial drawings?
There are three types of Pictorial Drawing: Isometric Drawing Perspective Drawing Oblique Drawing
When is the best time to stain a new cedar deck?
The answer will depend on the type of fence you have erected and your personal taste. The most common reason for staining a fence is two-fold, esthetics (the look of the thing) and preservation (stain helps to extend the life of some types of wood). For un-treated wood (except cedar) you can and in most areas should stain your fence immediately you finish putting it up. Semi-transparency or solid, latex/acrylic or oil based stains all work and have various pros and cons. For cedar fences, personal taste is your best guide. This is one of the woods where preservation is less needed. Teak and cypress being two others (but the prices for these can be prohibitive). Good cedar will "silver" within a year or two, depending on your area, and the amount of "weather" you experience. If you like the look of silvered cedar, it is completely un-necessary to do anything but wait. If, however, you do not like the "silvered" look, the fence will need to be stained, usually after the first year. Pressure treated wood should be allowed to weather a bit before staining. It usually comes with a bit of colour from the chemicals used in the process, so it is best to let that fade, particularly if you are using a semi-transparent stain. Depending on your area and the amount of "weather" you get this will take anywhere from 2 months to a year. Once the wood has started to grey give it a good cleaning, allow to dry and apply your stain. If you are using a solid stain, the timing is less important, you can usually paint it with a solid stain within weeks of finishing your project.
What is the simple subject of this sentence Here are three types of paint used in art classes acrylic oil and water?
Rearrande the sentence: Three types of paint are used here in art classes: acrylic, oil and water. Simple subject: types Subject: Three types of paint
What are four types of soil particles?
The three types of soil is gravel sand and soil : )
What are the best types of doors to use for an HVAC closet?
The best types of doors to use for an HVAC closet are solid doors that provide good insulation and soundproofing, such as solid wood or metal doors. These doors help to maintain the temperature and reduce noise levels in the closet, ensuring the HVAC system operates efficiently.
What are the three types of matter in a car?
Doors, boot engine
What is a solid core door and how does it differ from other types of doors?
A solid core door is a type of door made with a solid material, such as wood or metal, throughout its entire thickness. This makes it heavier and more durable than hollow core doors, which have empty spaces inside. Solid core doors provide better sound insulation and are more resistant to damage compared to hollow core doors.
Three types of solid?
Ceramic, Metal, Glass
What are the three types of subtances?
solid, liquid, gas
What are the three types of solid precipitation?
Tablets
What are doors made of?
There are many kinds of doors. -Domestic doors in houses are usually of 2 types, the interior door, which is basically a frame with 4 sides of 1x4 and two 'skins' covering it, and exterior doors which are usually a solid wood slab.
What is a slab door and how does it differ from other types of doors?
A slab door is a type of door that is a solid, flat piece of material without any panels or designs. It differs from other types of doors, such as panel doors, which have raised or recessed sections. Slab doors are typically simpler in design and are often used for modern or minimalist aesthetics.
What are three types of friction and when does each apply?
liquid,solid,gas
What are the three types of structural classifications?
soft, moderate and boody solid!
What are the three types of rockets?
Only two: solid liquid fuel
What door made of?
There are many kinds of doors. -Domestic doors in houses are usually of 2 types, the interior door, which is basically a frame with 4 sides of 1x4 and two 'skins' covering it, and exterior doors which are usually a solid wood slab.
