Red cedar is one of the most popular wood species for exterior use because of its natural rich, red color and its natural resistance to decay. But one aspect is that cedar's lovely red turns a ...

If you want your home’s cedar siding to live up to its reputation for longevity and decay resistance, make sure it’s treated or stained properly and checked periodically. Left untreated, cedar shakes ...

Q-The red cedar shingles on my year-old house were stained with a white, semitransparent stain. Now the cedar is bleeding through. Can I cover the shingles with a white solid stain? A-Yes. The ...

This article was published 27/07/2011 (5164 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current. Q: I have just put in a new cedar fence. How long should I wait before I stain it and how often ...

The announcement comes as 71% of U.S. homeowners plan to update their home exterior with stain and 81% withpaint in 2025, according to a new study by Behr1 "As the spring season turns consumer ...

Picking a stain color for your deck can be trickier than selecting a front door color, despite having fewer options. Stain tends to interact with natural wood grain, which can create variations that ...