Cedar shakes bring rustic texture and classic curb appeal, but that same split, fibrous surface can turn into a fuzzy mess if you sand too aggressively. When you plan to stain—especially with penetrating semi-transparent or transparent stains—the goal isn’t to...
Weathered deck boards can look gray, splintery, and uneven after years of sun and rain. If your coating is failing or the boards feel rough, sanding is the quickest path to clean wood and a finish that actually lasts. The...
Staining wood brings out its natural beauty—but only if the surface is properly sanded. Uneven sanding can cause blotches, streaks, and poor absorption. With the right grit sequence, your wood will take stain evenly for a deep, professional finish. Why...
