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Posted by Corinne on June 26, 2006, 2:19 am
Thank you for taking the time to reply, and also for sending me the url.
So far, I am unable to access the site, but will keep trying.
This is one thing I liked about CWF. My neighbor's deck was dry in two
hours, and I walked on it barefoot and did not have any residue on my
feet.
I have used Olympic before, at another house, and this certainly was not
the case.
I am anxious to open the site you sent to me, and wanted to thank you.
Corinne
buffalobill wrote:
> after all that sanding, maybe just enjoy the color of the wood itself
> for a bit?
> if you want to go with an oil product like this one describes, you will
> still have to reclean and recoat every year or two. it is less likely
> to peel. it notes it is for soft woods. it recommends a different latex
> prouct it makes for hardwoods and for pressure treated woods. we have a
> ten year old pressure treated deck and i'm sorry we ever started latex
> staining it, i don't want to recoat it every year, and it looks bad
> after one year. i'm going to let the weather work it off and leave it
> alone.
> i just can't imagine how you don't track oil on your feet and sneakers
> ffrom an oil treated surface in and out of the house all day, with or
> without pets, as you try to enjoy your deck.
>
>
> see nice product info sheet, australia, at:
> http://www.floodaustralia.net/brochures/5234cwf.pdf
>
> Corinne wrote:
>
>>I purchased a seven year old home a year ago.
>>
>>Yesterday I finished re-sanding the entire deck.
>>
>>Has anyone ever used CWF Clear Wood Finish? I am wondering if this is a
>>good route to go. My neighbor did his deck with this finish, and it
>>looks beautiful, and is not tacky like Olypic Stain can be. He recently
>>did this, so I have no idea what it will look like a year from now.
>>
>>This group is so knowledgeable, that I thought I would post for help again.
>>
>>TIA,
>>
>>Corinne
>
>
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