Look in the yellow pages under "paint". If you power washed it today it
likely will be too wet. Most of the info I've seen recommends leaving 3
free dry days between washing and staining.
"ejacksn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've read up and it seems to be the best but I can't find out where to
> buy it. Please help as I need to get this project finished asap.
>
> Secondly how do I know if the wood is dry enough to stain. We power
> washed it today and it is a bring sunny day about 80 degree's.
it would help to know where you are located.
"ejacksn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've read up and it seems to be the best but I can't find out where to
> buy it. Please help as I need to get this project finished asap.
>
> Secondly how do I know if the wood is dry enough to stain. We power
> washed it today and it is a bring sunny day about 80 degree's.
ejacksn wrote:
>I've read up and it seems to be the best but I can't find out where to
>buy it. Please help as I need to get this project finished asap.
>
>Secondly how do I know if the wood is dry enough to stain. We power
>washed it today and it is a bring sunny day about 80 degree's.
>
>
Cabot isn't carried by the 2 big retail giants around here. You can
locate a dealer from the Cabot site.
http://www.cabotstain.com/shared_frames.cfm?area=dealoc&cabot=1
I got mine from a small paint and hardware store in the local village
(listed at the Cabot site). It's expensive, but the guy at the store
gave me a gallon of some off-brand redwood stain for free, when I asked
for some to stain a patio tent wooden frame I got at Sam's a couple of
years ago.
Cabot recommends 3-5 days of dry weather before staining.
It's Cabot. Yellow (mentioned) amd maybe their website. It's a bit more
expensive than HD and Lowe's, but good stuff. I use some Behr also, from
HD.
Wilson
"ejacksn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've read up and it seems to be the best but I can't find out where to
> buy it. Please help as I need to get this project finished asap.
>
> Secondly how do I know if the wood is dry enough to stain. We power
> washed it today and it is a bring sunny day about 80 degree's.
"Roger amd Missy Behnke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> it would help to know where you are located.
>
>
He has internet access so all he has to do is go to the Cabot web site.