Tying it all together.
Rough sawn pine board & batten siding. Old stain stripped with Sansin Paint & Stain Stripper. Entire structure lightened with Sansin Wood Lightener. Two coats of Sansin Classic #222 Cape Cod Gray stain applied with one top coat of Clear UV mixed with #222.

Complete facelift.
Cedar siding exhibiting extreme weathering and black mould due to failure of previous stain. Stripped, lightened and re-stained with #012 Woodlands Sansin Classic.

New character for a deck.
This one year old pressure treated deck was power washed and then received three coats of #214 Silver Grey Sansin Classic stain and one coat of Clear UV mixed with #214. This process not only protects the wood surface but also helps to visually tie the structure to the owners' home.

Log home restoration.
After moving into their new home, the owners discovered logs beneath wallboard during renovations. Now that the logs are completely exposed to the interior, they have been treated with one coat of Permachink's Clear Lifeline Interior. All gaps were chinked with Sashco's Buff Log Jam chinking.

A classy colour.
The new pine board & batten siding on this boathouse received three coats of a custom Series 200 Sansin Classic stain and one coat of Clear UV. Railings and window trim were stained with #200 Opaque White and Clear UV. The red stain was specially formulated to match the paint colour on other existing buildings on this site.