Cabot Semi Transparent Deck And Siding Stain Sds

Last week my wife and i just put down more cabot stain on our deck which is almost 20 years old and it looks brand new.

Cabot semi transparent deck and siding stain sds.

These lightly pigmented stains enhance the natural beauty of the wood by allowing the grain texture and color variations within the wood to show through. Cabot semi solid deck siding stains can be used on most types of smooth and rough exterior wood including decks siding fences log homes and roofs. Cabot semi solid deck siding stains are ideal for use on wood where hiding coverage is desired yet penetrating wood protection is needed. Computer screens and printers vary in how colors are displayed so the colors you see may not match the paint s actual color.

We love cabot stains and will continue to put them on our deck. Just find your product in our product library the sds is available for every product we make. We have used cabot stains on our deck for almost 20 years and have been totally happy with them. Cabot is a quality stain.

Cabot semi transparent deck siding stains are for use on exterior wood decking siding shingles shakes and roofs. This unique stain provides greater hiding power than semi transparent stains yet its attractive finish highlights the natural beauty of the wood s texture. This lightly pigmented stain enhances the natural beauty of the wood by allowing the grain texture and color variations within the wood to show through. We believe cabot is a great product.

And excellent results are obtained on premium grade lumber such as cedar fir pine cypress spruce redwood and plywood panel siding. Cabot semi transparent stains are deep penetrating linseed oil based stains that beautify and protect exterior wood. They are especially effective on rough sawn surfaces. Acrylic 1300 series combines penetrating properties of oil based with easy soap and water clean up of water based finishes.

In addition the actual and perceived color of applied stain may be affected by factors such as wood absorption rates application techniques and the wood s natural color and grain tones.