The W side of my house is starting to look weathered. The cedar siding is dark in some areas, chalky in others. I purchased Cabot stripper and brightener to prep the surface, and got a small sample can of clear cedar stain to try out. Now as I research, I

I am restaining our house with Behr solid stain. I am going darker (brown) and doing the usual prep of washing. The previous owners put new cedar siding on but stained only what they could reach. So now I have a aged cedar and stained cedar to cover. Any thoughts

My husband and I are building a new home. We have cypress lap siding around the entire house and live in northern Louisiana. I love the look of the wood and at this time I don’t want to completely cover up the wood with a solid color. But I do

The cedar shake siding on my home was prestained before we installed – 10 years. On the southern most exposure side of my house, the brown is starting to leach through. The color of stain is gray. How do I prepare the surface for re-staining?

The exterior siding is red cedar clapboards, which should have been painted a year or two ago. Some of the finish has worn down to bare wood, and I’m concerned about tannin bleed. My thinking is the oil stain will block the tannins, while the acrylic final coat would resist

I live in OK and the sun has faded the eves. I’m selling my house and think that it would make it look better if I re-stained them, but not sure how or what stain to use. I am sending a picture to show you.

I am restaining my sawn-cut cedar sided home. The cedar was installed via the channel method. The current stain has a beautiful glow to it. There is also much variegation in the wood. All homes I have compared it too appear to have a matte finish. What brands or types

We have a cabin in Golden Colorado and are pressure washing and sealing it. We would like to know the top sealers that people use in this area.

I have bought latex solid stain for a cedar shingled house. One side of house was stained with latex stain many years ago. The other sides have raw weathered cedar shingles, never painted or stained. My Big Question is: I a have been advised to prime the unstained areas with