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well time for little home-improvement project so speak Im gonna freshen up my Utah Bowl its just a year old Mount but Ive had it hanging up outside the covered patio above the fireplace for since we moved in here a little over a year and a half and I noticed the other day how weathered it was starting to look a lot of that SAP and everything thats in the grooves of the antlers that make it such a nice dark color is just showing some weather and starting to deteriorate so I docHubed out to Jessie at j2 taxidermy who does all my beetle euro my euros here with beetles and asked him and he says you can stain it with a wood stain make it as dark as you like and then kind of polish up the tips and get it as natural-looking as possible and help protect it from the elements so Im gonna give it a whirl maybe film a little bit of it for step by step if any of you have racks that are outside and worried about them falling apart deteriorating not looking so good hopefully hopefully itll work

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How long does deck restore last?

You can restore your existing deck by applying a deck paint restoration product. Deck paint restoration coatings are thick enough to fill all cracks, knotholes, and splinters, and they provide a completely new textured surface that can last as long as 13 years without additional applications.

Do I have to sand old stain before restaining?

Removal is Not Always Necessary While it's never a bad idea to sand and strip old stain, doing so can certainly be time-consuming and challenging. In some cases, you can get away with leaving the previous coat as it is, as long as you perform the other necessary preparation steps, such as sanding and power washing.

How do you revive wood stain?

The ideal way to fix a wood stain mistake is to sand the piece down to bare wood, and re-stain. However, this is time-consuming. Applying another layer of stain, painting the piece, or evening the piece with gel stain are other methods that could produce a satisfactory result.

How often do you need to Restain a deck?

As a general rule, your deck should be stained every 2-3 years. This can change, however, if you are in an area of high-humidity or especially volatile weather. The signs to look for when determining if you need deck staining are: The stain color of the wood is wearing off.

What is the longest lasting deck stain?

In general, an oil-based deck stain will last the longest, but it also depends on the type of wood, the weather conditions, and how long the deck has gone unprotected before staining.

How long does restore a deck stain last?

About 1-2 months. Rough sawn cut wood does not need to weather. After the new wood has been cleaned, the wood will appear slightly darker. To restore the wood and neutralize the pH, use Restore-A-Deck Brightener to lighten it to its original appearance.

Should I sand stained wood before restaining?

Wipe down the wood to raise the grain. If you don't raise the grain now, the stain will raise it later. However, re-sanding to get the wood smooth again removes much of the stain. Let the wood dry, then sand with 180- to 220-grit paper.

How do you fix a botched stain job?

The ideal way to fix a wood stain mistake is to sand the piece down to bare wood, and re-stain. However, this is time-consuming. Applying another layer of stain, painting the piece, or evening the piece with gel stain are other methods that could produce a satisfactory result.

How do you fix a stain that won't dry?

Give it a few more days to see if it improves. Another possibility is that the stain was old or came from a bad batch. In either case if the tackiness doesn't go away, wipe the wood down with mineral spirits or naphtha to remove most of the stain, let it dry thoroughly, then try again using a fresh can of stain.

What do you do if your stain isn't working?

Sanding each board opens up the pores in the wood, allowing the stain to absorb deeper and more evenly into the board or log. Start with a rougher, coarse grit by sanding it at 80 grit, and work your way up to 220 grit.

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