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Opaque Finish
Paint provides the most surface protection against weathering and wetting by water while providing color and concealing some of the wood's characteristics. More |
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Natural Finish
Water-repellents and water-repellent preservatives may be applied to cedar used above ground. These formulations reduce water absorption in the short term. More |
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Surface Preparation
The surface condition of the wood to which the finish is to be applied can substantially affect the performance and hence the life expectancy of the finish. More |
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Application
The application technique, the quality and quantity of finish applied, the surface condition of the substrate, and the weather conditions at the time of application can substantially influence the life expectancy of the finish. More |
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Discoloration
The causes of discoloration, though not in themselves a failure of the finish, often requires remedial treatment. More |
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Cleaning & Restoring
Uncoated, weathered cedar siding or trim can often be restored to its original color by applying commercial products called cleaners, brighteners or restorers. More |
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