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justjeff
Trade: Journeyman Carpenter - B3
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
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Refinishing Oak Entry Doors In Arizona
I am stripping and sanding two nice oak entry doors to refinish with polyurethane. The customer wants them darker (stained). There is enough damage from desert sun and a previous stripping of stain to cause problems with new stain.
Does anyone know of a blended polyurethane/stain like is available for interior applications? |
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Thag
Trade: Home improvements
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Location: Pittsburgh
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Re: Refinishing Oak Entry Doors In Arizona |
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Pro
Trade: Paperhanger/painting contractor
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Decorah, IA
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Re: Refinishing Oak Entry Doors In Arizona
I wouldn't recommend polyurethane on the exterior. You need something that will stand up to UV rays, which in AZ you have plenty of. A good spar marine varnish would be a much better choice and then plan on going over it again every couple of years.
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New Guy
Trade: All phases of quality custom residential painting work
Join Date: Oct 2007
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Re: Refinishing Oak Entry Doors In Arizona
I second the spar varnish on the exterior side. After staining, let it dry for a day minimum, Apply at least two coats of the varnish, a day apart, sanding after the first coat. Three coats varnish would be optimum.
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