What is WoodScapes?
Woodscapes is an exterior wood stain made and sold by Sherwin Williams. The solid finish is the only stain I use for staining fences and cedar siding. The stain is available in both an oil-based and waterborne version, but my review is based on the waterborne option.Click to see full answer. Correspondingly, how do you…
Woodscapes is an exterior wood stain made and sold by Sherwin Williams. The solid finish is the only stain I use for staining fences and cedar siding. The stain is available in both an oil-based and waterborne version, but my review is based on the waterborne option.Click to see full answer. Correspondingly, how do you use Sherwin Williams Woodscapes?Stain up and down vertical siding and across horizontal siding. Use two coats on badly weathered or unfinished wood. Apply a second coat when lap marks appear on the first coat. Clean spills, spatters, hands and tools im- mediately after use with soap and warm water.Furthermore, what is the difference between stain and paint? When applied to a piece of wood, the stain soaks into the wood whereas the paint sits on the surface. The main similarity between stain and paint is that they both provide protection, while adding colour to the wood. Stain gives a matte look, whereas paint can come in different sheens, from matte to high gloss. Correspondingly, is solid stain better than paint? Solid color stain looks like paint, but soaks into wood instead of sitting on top of it. As it ages, stain breaks down by fading rather than peeling. Older layers of solid color stain tend to look better than paint does over time. Solid stain provides a flat finish, which showcases wood grain.Does deck stain peel?Deck stains will generally peel for two basic reasons: over application and poor adhesion. This is simple — too much stain on the surface of the wood. If there is too much stain, it restricts the moisture from evaporating away, so peeling can occur.
