Last summer when walking by the top of the steps and looking at the front door I noticed sunlight peeking through a long thin split in one of the panels in the door. This prompted me to think of ways to revitalize the door. It's impossible to know when it was last stained, but whatever was used was flaking badly, and the wood was dry. I decided to experiment and use Penofin on the door. Penofin is an exterior wood finish with a Brazilian Rosewood Oil base that protects and nourishes wood fibers far deeper than standard stains, while still allowing the wood to "breathe." Penofin also inhibits ultraviolet damage and darkening, provides mildew protection, and there's no surface film to trap moisture, chip, or peel.
Removing the front door immediately drew the attention of our slightly overweight ninja cat Kali, she is deceptively fast when she is motivated.
"Where are those car keys?" |
4 comments:
Nice Rack
That's what you get when the man is behind the camera. ;)
Sounds like you put a lot of hard work into this door. That special wood finish sounds really neat. I recently purchased a new dresser for a room in the house. The wood used to make the dresser seems kind of dull and could use some finishing to brighten it up. Searching all around the web I found a fantastic wood finish product. The dresser now looks like it fits in with he newer wood on the rest of the furniture. This finish looks great, check it out.
-Jeff
Thanks Jeff! Tung oil can definitely make a big difference in bringing back the luster to wood. Thanks for the product recommendation!
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