Care & Maintenance of Exterior Wood
Help regarding treating and protecting exterior wood surfaces and furniture
- What is the best eco-friendly solution for protecting a dock?
- Can a protective oil be applied on cedar shingles used for roofing?
- How can I repair rotted boards on the wooden edge of a pool without replacing them?
- What is the secret to preserving the finish of an untreated larch wood walkway that has turned grey over time?
- What durable and eco-friendly finish, ideally without VOCs, do you recommend for a completely cleaned and sanded log home?
- What is the recommended time frame to apply oil on a newly installed treated or cedar wood deck?
- What product is recommended to clean a wooden deck before applying a finishing?
- What product can be safely used on exterior wood finishes to remove pine resin streaks without risking damage to the wood finish?
- How to maintain wooden siding on a house?
- What are the consequences of not treating outdoor wood such as a patio, garden furniture, cladding, and woodwork?
- What are the preparations and treatments to consider when replacing a wooden fence whose posts have prematurely rotted?
- How to optimally maintain your wooden garden furniture?
- It has become common to cook outdoors in the summertime. What products are best suited for an outdoor cooking project?
- Can we prioritize wood treatments that don't involve coloring, unlike most stains, oils, or exterior paints?
- What are the best products to use for treating the interior of a wooden pavilion or gazebo?
- How to avoid finishing issues on ground-level decks?
- What products should be used to protect outdoor wooden cabins and playgrounds for children?
- How to protect a cedar canoe to give it a very durable and easy-to-restore finish?
- What are the pros and cons of using Ipe wood for outdoor surfaces such as decks or patios?
- Every Spring, you may find areas covered with a fine layer of green moss on certain decks. Why does this happen, and how can you remedy the situation and prevent this problem?
