Any rule of thumb on how long wood restore should be applied before rain? Also, does wood restore have an more effective temperature range for the conditioning agents etc. to soak in to the wood?
AC Lockyer said
Oct 19, 2015
Chad,
It certainly should be allowed to dry. I'd also keep it above 40 degrees.
AC
Mardy Isaacs said
Oct 22, 2015
Can customer stain over wood restore? Or should we just rince well and let dry, before staining?
AC Lockyer said
Oct 26, 2015
Mardy,
Once the surface is dry Wood Restore has already soaked in. It is now OK to stain or seal. Give it 48 hours just to be safe.
Any rule of thumb on how long wood restore should be applied before rain? Also, does wood restore have an more effective temperature range for the conditioning agents etc. to soak in to the wood?
It certainly should be allowed to dry. I'd also keep it above 40 degrees.
AC
Can customer stain over wood restore? Or should we just rince well and let dry, before staining?
Once the surface is dry Wood Restore has already soaked in. It is now OK to stain or seal. Give it 48 hours just to be safe.
AC
Ok Thank you