Polyurethane for wood gives a high-gloss, durable finish. Polyurethane is offered in both oil-based and water-based formulas. Oil-based polyurethanes are resistant to alcohol, water and acids. On the other hand, the oil-based product turns yellow as it ages. Water-based polyurethane goes on clear and stays clear, however it is not resistant to acids and alcohol. Read more about How to Strip Polyurethane Out Of Wood[…]

Teak is a wood that is lasting in indoor or outdoor use but needs care. New teak timber has a honey color. Untreated and pristine, it turns out a silvery gray over time when subjected to sun. The faded gray or deepening black of exposed teak furniture appeals to some people, but others prefer the Read more about Teak Wood Restoration Explanation[…]

Waterproofing can prolong the life of an old wood deck. For painted or varnished decks, then it is possible to improve moisture resistance using a new coat of varnish or paint. For organic wood decks, cleaning the planks restores the natural wood colour and permits the waterproofing to completely penetrate. On big decks, then use Read more about How to Prep an Old Wood Deck for Waterproofing[…]