Fencing

What if it rains after staining a fence?

If it rains within 48 hours after you apply the stain, the water will soak into the wood pores and try to displace the stain. This will result in a splotchy surface rather than an even tone. If it rains right after you apply the stain, the stain will peel...

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Fencing

Do vinyl fences break easily?

Vinyl Fencing can break if subjected to a direct impact, i.e. a rock thrown from a mower. Under normal use, the vinyl fence will not break when installed properly. Planks, pickets and rails are easily replaced if damaged.

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Fencing

Do new fence panels need treating?

A brand new fence should carry a guarantee against rot. Good fencing always does. If the fence panel is dip-treated it will most likely need yearly treatment. ... In other words, you will, one day need to either paint or stain your fence.

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Fencing

Can you stain a dirty fence?

You never want to apply stain to a dirty fence. Wood fence stain will only trap any dirt and particulates existing on the fencing, and that grime may even cause the stain to not stick.

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Fencing

How do I keep my wooden fence from rotting?

Seal or Stain the Fence Staining helps extend the life of a wooden fence by protecting it from elements that cause rotting. Consider using a water-repellent sealant to keep moisture or rain from damaging the wood. You can also mix the sealant with an exterior stain to color and protect...

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Fencing

What is the best type of fencing for dogs?

Two of the most popular types of fence for dogs are electric fence and chain-link fence; however, both have issues. While electric fencing is virtually invisible on landscapes (a plus for homeowners) the system uses shock therapy to teach dogs to stay within the confines of the yard.

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