Joel Okello 
A beautiful finish is the dream of every woodworker. Whether on furniture, cabinets, floors, or other items, the right finish elevates the wood’s aesthetics, protects it, and, above all, prolongs its lifespan. As such, wood oiling has become very popular. Wood oil nourishes the wood from within, replenishing and enhancing the wood’s natural properties. It … Read more
You have bought a new wooden piece of furniture, but its color doesn’t match the rest of the décor. Now, investing in another piece is out of the question. So, can you paint over painted wood? The process is helpful even for old furniture and crown moldings where the old paint is still present. What’s … Read more
Nail hole fillers are essential products for professional woodworkers and DIY devotees. You use them to conceal minor scratches and fill ugly holes brought about by hardware removal. You can also use real wood putty to fill nail holes and keep your wood floors and furniture elegant for ages. But with so many hole fillers … Read more
Most homeowners prefer Cedar wood for exterior use due to its natural beauty and unmatched ability to withstand the growth of bacteria and fungus. However, no matter the cedar’s divine power to resist insects, it still needs a protective film. Linseed oil is the best clear cedar finish for outdoors because it is durable and … Read more
Protect your valuable teak furniture today!
The right choice of paint can transform any wood project from looking finished to being perfect. But for that to happen, you must know what kind of paint to use on wood. Ideally, this depends on the kind of project you are working on, the type of wood involved, the condition of the wood’s surface, and … Read more
Wood sealer is like sunscreen for your painted wood projects. It protects the paint from sun damage and fading while also repelling water, dirt, and mildew. Learning how to seal painted wood for outdoor use is a simple process that will extend the life of your project. Whether you’re sealing a deck, mailbox, or patio … Read more
As time goes by, indoor and outdoor surfaces show degradation signs. Your wooden deck is exposed to foot traffic, mold, mildew, algae, and UV rays every day. These elements break down the stain and cause the wood to crack. If you want to inject new life into an old weathered deck, you need to remove … Read more
Deck staining can be a huge pain – But not with these stain applicators
Give your old wooden deck a new life with a little coat of paint.
