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Why tall earth wood treatment ™?
At Tall Earth, we've developed our non-toxic Eco-Safe Wood Treatment ™ to be environmentally friendly, kid-safe, pet-safe, and soil and groundwater safe, yet highly effective and affordable. Independent lab tests verify the safety and effectiveness of our treatment. Used by government agencies and park authorities.
How long does it take for eco-safe wood treatment™ to dry?
Typical dry time can be as little as 1-2 hours if ambient humidity is low and temperature is high. 6-8 hours is safe. Does Eco-Safe Wood Treatment™ seal wood? Please note that this product is not a traditional "sealer" because it does not create a moisture-proof barrier.
What does eco-safe treated wood look like?
The color of Eco-Safe™ treated wood will continue to evolve over time. The product provides a silver to brown patina depending on wood type, with a soft sheen that instantly imparts an elegant, aged finish. This stain is ideal for artificially aging wood, to weather or beautify, or match repairs to older wood. What is the drying time?
What is EasyEco-safe wood treatment™?
Eco-Safe Wood Treatment™ works on indoor and outdoor projects. It has been used for every imaginable wood project. Most popular for outdoor treatments, it's also been used for indoor staining and furniture.
How long does eco wood treatment last?
a lifetimeSingle application protects wood for a lifetime. Eco Wood Treatment is a non-toxic wood preservative for all outdoor wood surfaces. Single application protects wood for a lifetime. Choose either 1 Gallon or 5 Gallons.
How long does wood preserver last?
Surfaces treated with just a wood preservative however, will likely need re-coating every year or 2. Ideally, wood that has been treated with a preserver should also be treated with a suitable top coat such as an wood oil, wood paint or wood varnish.
How long does wood stain last on wood?
How Long Does Stain Last on Wood? Exterior wood stains generally last about three to five years on wood due to the effects of sunlight. However, the UV rays tend to shorten the lifespan of stains on wood.
How long is stain good for?
Oil-based stain can be kept for 1 year if the cans have been opened, but unopened cans will last 2 - 3 yrs. Water-based stain will last 1 year, if opened, and 2 years, if unopened. Oil-based varnishes will be good for 1 year, opened or unopened.
What's the difference between wood preserver and wood treatment?
To be able to call a product a PRESERVER it must be registered with the HSE and contain active ingredients and display the HSE number. TREATMENTS can claim to protect the timber in other ways by using water repelling waxes,, surface or film biocides and UV filters but these cannot claim to 'preserve' the timber.
How long does exterior wood stain last?
Done right, an exterior paint job can last 10 years; stain needs to be reapplied more often, anywhere from two to 10 years, depending on the type of stain. One key to how long an exterior finish lasts is how well the surface is prepared.
How long does stain and sealer last?
Wood Finish Shelf Life: Can Stains and Finishes Go Bad?ProductShelf LifeGel Stain3 YearsOil-Based Stain + Poly5 YearsWater-Based Stain + Poly3 YearsWater-Based Polyurethane3 Years4 more rows•Jan 3, 2021
How long does waterproof stain last?
A water-based stain has a three-year shelf life when new. With proper storage, leftover water-based stains are still usable after a year in storage.
How long does water-based wood stain last?
The stain should be good for 5 to 7 years before it needs to be reapplied. Wash the surface down, let it dry, and reapply the same product makes for easy maintenance.
What happens if I use old wood stain?
Many wood stains can last for decades if they are stored under proper storage conditions. Usually, it is an old opened can of stain that goes bad. This is because woodworkers might not seal the stain cans properly, allowing air, moisture, and bacteria to enter and render the stain useless.
Does wood stain fade over time?
Unlike painted wood, stained wood will fade over time rather than peeling and, in some cases, you may be able to simply scuff sand the wood before recoating it.