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best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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Posted by cniner (My Page) on Tue, Oct 27, 09 at 21:43
what is the best low voc deck stain? Easy to use?
http://www.supremedeck.com
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RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| The twp waterbase finish I have out on the JonMon test out back of the shop is holding up well. J. |
RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| Wood Protect which is waterbased NO VOC and boasts a 3-5 year reapplication rate with its UV inhibitors. Use it right over any waterbased stain. I am testing it on an Ipe driveway in South Carolina right now and it is performing better than I expected. It will qualify under LEED for low emitting products. |
RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| Hey Gr, my woodprotect test shorts never did bead water. Right now the milk finish is very close to the unfinished ipe laying right next to it far as gray/silver goes. The tinted WP ipe short hasent gone silver just a low tone washed out brown. This is only after a few months so time will tell. J. |
RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| Check out Sealwize. www.sealwize.com The product is mineral based, contains no VOC's. |
RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| One Time is a non VOC sealant, but it cures in the sun so if your deck is in the shade, it may take forever to cure. I think they have a 6 or 7 year guarantee on their sealant, I know that we don't have to reseal our deck but for every 7 years, which was a big selling point for us. |
RE: best low V.O.C. Deck stain
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| natalieb2270 How has the "One Time" worked out? What wood was it installed on and when? |
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