Hi, my fence is painted with red ceder water base paint. I now want to paint it dark brown. I bought the same water base paint in dark brown but it will not cover the orange. Please help, tried everything. Thanks

My fence was painted in the fall with water based stain. It needs a second coat. Can I now use oil based stain?

I have a picket fence made from pressure treated lumber. The pickets are fastened to the rails with galvanized finish nails set flush to slightly below the surface and unfilled. Furthermore, the fence is about 8 years old and finished with SW solid white stain. The problem at this point

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I have cheep iron fencing around my sun deck and would like to give it a old worn out brownish, patina look to go with a Spanish house.

I have a water base stained wooden fence around my pool. The stain is at least five years old and mostly gone. I want to replace the wood panels with vinyl and paint the posts and cross members white. The wood to be painted is very dry. Is any good

Had my iron fence painted..I’m unhappy with color! Can I paint without having to sandblast again? If so what kind of paint can I use so that it can blend in a little bit darker.

Fencing was nailed with a nail gun. Nail heads are sunk below the face of the vertical boards. Stain collects in these depressions and results in ‘runs’. Puttying is impractical. Any ideas on how to deal with this problem?

Help a mom who’s trying to paint her fence! We have a ton of pine needles falling in and around the area where my tall privacy fence is. I am planning on painting it but concerned that the falling pine needles will stick? Any suggestions?

I can only paint one side of my fence, will it cause the fence to warp?