Cabot Deck Stain For Pressure Treated Wood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
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In this video I'll show you how I finished a new pressure treated deck with Cabot’s Semi-Solid Deck Stain to create some character on an otherwise plain pine deck. Staining a deck is a great way to change the look and add protection against the elements. It’s also way better and last much longer than painting, especially on pressure treated wood.
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Great technique although Just a tip always check the moisture content of the wood with a pinned moisture meter. Make sure you got below 12% moisture content. Ideally 10% but never above 15% or the stain will not absorb. You will also trap moisture in the deck which shortens the life
I would use the brush first. Then you don’t have to reach or step on existing stain.
Looks like the boards were spaced during installation so when they shrunk the gaps are too big.
Thank you for this video! I have Cabot solid oil-based and haven't used it in a few years, so it is a bit thick. Can I add mineral spirits to thin it out a bit?
Pretty good job. Pretty uniform. Also a fairly crappy color. Not much you can do about that though. Thanks for the video :-)
Unfortunately Cabot does not penetrate the wood as they would lead you to believe. I just stained really dry wood then sanded it off😂
Thank you for answering my main question.
Why not 2 coats?
wood can only absorb and hold so much stain... a second coat will end up sitting on top of the wood instead of "in" the wood. That will lead to peeling like paint would.
Latex stain does not penetrate wood, especially pressure treated crap wood. Even a thin oil based stain doesn’t penetrate that much unless you’re using soft pine, which would be useless for decking.
Doesnt look that great to be honest
Typical rude boomer to be honest.
Yeah, it's super streaky on the sides, maybe the boards were still wet from pressure treating?
@@travelswithtrekkers1326wrong. He wasn't rude. Just stating his opinion. He didn't attack anyone's character. I also agree with him. I think it looks pretty crappy. Has nothing to do with the way it was applied. It's just that the stain is kind of blah and not his fault.
Lolol facts
Should have used a brush and put in a second coat
that looks gross
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