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[0:01:00] ... the pine dust off of it and mixed it with a lacquer sealer and trowed it all over the whole floor, which filled all the cracks so it would stain the same as the wood. And then we sanded and put the sealer on. ...
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[0:00:35] ... the pine dust off of it and mixed it with a lacquer sealer and trowed it all over the whole floor, which filled all the cracks so it would stain the same as the wood. And then we sanded and put the sealer on. ...
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[0:01:36] ... will last as long as it should by applying a stain or sealer. Because stains and sealers tend to be thinner than paint, the application is in some ways easier. For example, you can use the same pump up sprayer you use for the deck cleaner to apply the sealer. Once you coat the surface, you wanna back brush the sealer to work it into the cracks and crevices. The ability of these products to soak into the pores of the wood is what protects the deck, but also means you have to work fast. If you don't brush out the drips and puddles quickly, the deck can look uneven or splotchy because more sealer will soak into those areas. But, if you work carefully and cover one small area at a time, the results can be ...
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[0:01:07] ... wood were laminated together, then the finished with the stain and the sealer was applied in a factory environment so that they could really control the overall drying time and very good hard surface and ...
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[0:00:52] ... already there. When the floor is completely dry, you're ready for the sealer. All this stuff usually cost about 5 bucks, but while you're shopping spend another 5 or so for an applicator bottle. This one has different-sized wheels for different widths of grout joints. As you roll the bottle over the floor, the wheel spreads the sealer on just the grout line so the process is neat and clean. If you waited too late, and the floor is already ...
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