How Do You Paint Or Weatherproof Stain An Exterior Wood Fence?
To keep your exterior wood fence looking natural and yet water,scuff and mildew resistant use an outdoor weatherproofing stain. I will take you step-by-step through the DIY process so that beginner through advanced can easily transform the look of your home and yard. This is a cedar fence, picket board on board overlapping construction. Choose a 24 to 48 hour non-rainy period, with temperatures between 40 and 90 degrees F. Wood can be slightly damp to dry. Organize all supplies on an easily moveable ground cover i.e. garbage bag. Clean off all debris and dirt with a stiff broom. Cut away any vines or overhanging limbs. Pry open lids with square end of screwdriver. Mix thoroughly for several minutes with stick. Pour two can mixtures into paint tray to intermix and balance out the tones. Dip roller in paint tray, starting from top to bottom two wide pickets at a time. Blend over heavy drips or puddling. Use various size brushes for inset vertical boards, top and bottom. Make sure all are
