Redwood Siding Finish

Redwood grades marked certified kiln dried will provide the best finish retention available.

Redwood siding finish.

With over 25 years of experience dealing with redwood in the southwestern high desert climate below 0 degree winters above 100 degree summers average 320 days of sun per year we believe penofin penetrating oil is the best wood finish. Find redwood lumber at lowe s today. In our shop we use a variety of finishes that offer an array of different sheens and degrees of durability. They are also difficult to apply and remove at the same time.

It s a good choice on wood siding trim and doors as well as outdoor furniture that doesn t get wet too often. Finishing options choosing the right finish can help keep your redwood looking exactly how you want it. Penofin is made from brazilian rosewood oil. After thorough fine sanding we apply a total of 2 coats of the sikkens proluxe cetol log and siding stain.

Redwood requires periodic maintenance to keep it looking new however. Natural wood siding such as redwood is a common choice because of its attractive red brown color natural appearance and long lasting character. The ingredients of paint are the clear finish called a binder pigments and additives. A number of finishes are used to preserve both the surface appearance as well as the structural integrity of the wood.

To avoid nail stains use stainless steel aluminum or top quality hot dipped galvanized nails. For interior or exterior finishes whether you want a clear or tinted finish our finish guides can help you choose apply and enjoy a finish that help protect your redwood for years. Explore pro series products learn about the new pro series line of stains. On the other hand oil treatments for redwood should also be avoided because of its susceptibility to mildew which contributes to wood darkening.

In store wood finish. Choosing the right finish for redwood furniture can be a challenge. Periodic rinsing with a garden hose will remove dirt and grime from siding. Siding and trim should be caulked to prevent water from getting behind the paint and causing it to blister and peel.

The best finish for your custom project will depend on your preferences for appearance durability and ease of maintenance.