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Posted by Larry Jaques on September 10, 2006, 7:54 am
On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 02:43:36 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "Gary
>> I use Behr solid stain from HD. They can mix it to any color you want.
>> They have a color chart you can take home and study. I am very happy
>> with Behr and have used it on my cedar siding for 10 years.
>
>Thanks for the reply.
>I should have been more clear about what I'm looking for.
>I really want to try another clear sealer first because I want to keep the
>natural wood look.
>The painters used Thompsons water seal last time & sprayed it on so I was
>hoping to find a better product.
Most everything on the market IS better. <g> Penofin gets good marks
locally. (PNW)
>From everyone I've talked to it seems like I can only count on a year or two
>with a clear sealer.
>It's really only for the front of the house. The back & sides already have a
>solid stain on them that has held
>pretty well but nothing looks as good as natural cedar when it's clean.
Yes, I hate the gray weathered look on exterior wood, too. If you're
into extreme pricing and lots of work, try Sikkens Cetol. Otherwise,
give Flood's CWF (clear wood finish) a try. I've heard good things
about it. (I use redwood and paint or stain other woods so I haven't
tried either.)
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