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Vinegar cleaning

We have a stained deck in fairly good condition. Resealed this spring with Thompsons, but have mildew problems due to a damp season and trees. What is...

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Deck Staining Help

Can I use the Armstrong and Clark 'Amber" stain on PTP under these conditions: 1. Deck is in Michigan 2. It is surrounded by trees an...

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Harsh canadian climate

Yes that would be correct as it will penetrate better than the Defy.

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Harsh canadian climate

I am assuming then that oil based Armstrong clarke vs water based Defy is preferred given the climate?

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Need Advice - finished 2/3 before weather moved in.

The cleaner and brightener will not harm the newly applied finish.

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Need help!

Yes the acrylics will wear faster. Nothing lasts 5 years. 2-3 is the max you will get.

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Need help!

Got it. Do you think the penetrating oil would be better than possibly using an acrylic nano stain given the moldy type environment? The oil would p...

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Stain for new cedar siding?

Super, thanks. I will likely try to get grey samples of both the AC and the TWP 100. Will report back here with decision and outcome. Matteo

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Stain for new cedar siding?

Well TWP 1500 does not have a gray so that was one reason we suggested the AC. The other is that AC penetrates deeper into new wood than TWP will. Ver...

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Stain for new cedar siding?

Thanks much for the quick reply - as a follow up: What advantage has the Armstrong Clark over either of the top rated TWP options? I'm just tryi...

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Harsh canadian climate

Yes on all accounts that you mentioned.

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Staining an old cedar fence

Well you do have to prep wood before staining but that is not why it is merlot color. I would look for TWP in your area.

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