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Choosing the Right Deck Finish
The options for penetrating exterior finishes may seem confusing, but there are some clues to help you choose.
Why Pay More for Paint?
Because the binders, pigments, and additives that make long-lasting, durable finishes don’t come cheap.
What’s the Difference: Exterior Paint vs. Solid-Body Stains
While they both protect wood from the elements, there are significant differences between the latex paints and stains made for siding, fences, and other outdoor surfaces.
EndCuts Sealer for Trim
This water-based sealer is a quick and easy way to prime the end cuts of trim and minimize rot.
Bio-based wood sealer
Soyguard
Back-Brushing for a Perfect Finish
Spraying first and then back-brushing is a quick way to ensure an even finish when painting exterior walls and trim.
Exterior Masking
Mask surfaces quickly and easily with the Hand-Masker tool before tackling your next paint job.
A Contemporary Long House
Inspired by Northwest Native American homes, a new retreat points its gabled prow seaward and shows off its structure inside.
Repainting a House: Don’t Be Afraid to Spray
For each hour spent masking, you'll save eight hours of brushing and get a superior paint job.
Raising a Gable Wall
Framing the entire gable while it's flat on the deck is fast and easy. Raising it is a challenge and a danger.

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