The perimeter fence is now installed and stained.

The color is a Behr color called SC-116 Woodbridge and is a water based fence stain. The painting company converted the Behr SC-116 Woodbridge stain color into the Cabot O.V.T oil
based stain that was used on the fence.

You can buy the Behr water based stain at Home Depot, just ask for Behr House and Fence base number 30 in SC-116 Woodbridge color. Or if you want the oil based
product go to a Cabot dealer and have them formulate the Woodbridge color. Thriftway Lumber on State Street near Collister sells the Cabot product.

The water based stain is somewhat easier to use and the oil based stains can spontaneously combust if not handled properly. Supposedly, the life expectancy of the Cabot and Behr materials are about the same.

The painting company has offered to assist the homeowners in Red Leaf with any questions about the fence staining process, or how much stain they will need or any other questions they have. In addition, they are offering a 5% discount to homeowners in Red Leaf if scheduled soon. You can contact Joe Huether at PCA Fence in Boise 378-4787.

Exterior after staining.

Interior. Too bad the natural color doesn’t last.

Posted on October 9th, 2014 by RonH
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