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Cedar home nightmare
Well, I have been stewing for over a month now, so I thought I would throw this out there for all you stain experts. In a nutshell: Our 12-year-old Western Red Cedar home (we live in the Pacific Northwest) had not been restained in about 8 years. The wood was darkened in several areas from weather exposure, but still in very good to excellent condition. Per the manufacturer's directions, we contracted out to have the old stain stripped with a product called "Safe-Strip" by Gemini, and then stained and backbrushed with TWP 116 Rustic semi-transparent stain.
The results were a mixed bag, but the worst part was the lap siding on one side of the house. The boss was off at another jobsite, and he left one worker to do the entire eastern side of the house in one afternoon. The results were horrible...shiny, dark areas from what we believed was overapplication of stain. We had the contractor come out to take a look, and he told us it was as good as it would get because we had let the house go too long between stain jobs.
The folks at TWP told us it did not sound like the siding was the problem, but most certainly an application problem. We were advised that the darkened areas, which are almost black now in some places, would crack off like a crust over the winter. This could be followed by a light pressure wash in spring, versus stripping and restaining the entire thing (I would rather eat worms than go through this he** again.)
What say you? How would you go about fixing this mess? I will post pictures, if at all possible.
Thanks in advance.
That could also be caused by an uneven stripping job. There are too many variables to pin down one cause from one picture.
If an oil stain was used it is VERY easy to get this from applying it unevenly, and believe me, Mr. Contractor should know this because of course he, and his man, read the label before applying it, right?
No, probably not. He has been buying and applying this stain for years and knows everything. Well, if he isn't good with the Low VOC product, he can get the same results I see in these pictures.
I suggest you let it weather some, strip & re-do just that side.
No need to eat any worms, just do your homework before buying a real-wood sided house. They come with use/care/maintenance issues not found with other types of siding.
Jumps' advice is pretty accurate.
>>> I LOVE the snarky comment on the contractor "knowing everything" simply 'cuz they've used it for years (may or may-not be true....just sayin'....;-))
The wood will obviously have areas of varying porosity.
A full sanding will improve it MARKEDLY, but that's obviously tedious. One alternative is cobb-blasting.
Your expectations and $$pocketbook will determine how far you wanna go...
Well, ya know...we chose this contractor after having 5 contractors(maybe 6 - one did not even bother to submit a bid)come out. When we brought up stripping with oxygen bleach (we finally gave that up and went with Safe-Strip), we got a lot of blank looks. Same with TWP stain - everyone wanted to use SW or BM, or better yet, "just paint it." The contractor we finally went with actually owned a cedar home, and was recommended to us by a local cedar company.
The Safe-Strip worked pretty well, but a wood brightener might have helped. Paint guy said no, it would just create problems because of the knots and would not lift the darker areas. No one was familiar with Safe-Strip, and things were getting pretty heated after they went through gallons of the stuff and were here twice as long as anticipated. We had them come back at one point because you could see a distinct line on the west side of the house where they had left off and restarted.
Faron: Can't sand - it is rough-sawn cedar. Media blasting: meh... maybe, if it was a log home.
Jumpilot: I don't know that TWP 100 series is low VOC. We originally asked for the 1500 series, and found out after the fact that he had used 116. Didn't even know that was an option in Washington state.
And you are right about maintaining semi-transparent on cedar. We did not know it would be quite an issue. We looked at other cedar homes by this builder, and noticed many were in much worse shape than ours - the stain had gone from cedar colored to a dark chocolate brown. That is one of the reasons we went with TWP. We read that the stain does not darken, has synthetic oils that do not promote mold/mildew issues, and does not need to be stripped when reapplied - just pressure washed, then restained.
I will post another picture. It seems to me that the "flashing" would suggest stain that had not been absorbed into the wood. If it is just sitting on the surface of the wood, wouldn't it make sense that it could be "washed off" if the wood expands and contracts over the winter? Kinda like a crusty scab that eventually falls off?
Sorry for the long-winded post.
And the "just sitting on the surface" would most likely be from using a VOC product and applying it like it's not. I've seen numerous cases of this first hand when I was the Cabot rep.
Washed off? Hmmm. I don't think so. I more like the sanding idea, but be careful if you're not going to do the whole side.
Hey there Hum!
Sorry 'bout the wood! I thought it looked smooth...oops!
The "scabby" effect of varied-sheen/flashing areas??
* Naaaaah...that would ONLY happen if their were SERIOUSLY thick layers.
* Your stain actually looks pretty good IMO.
* NO stain product on Earth will be perfectly even...for long.
* There will always be some variation.
* Low-VOC or normal VOC....has NO effect on whether it'll be more likely to layer-and-peel. How heavily it's applied/brushed-in DOES.
Thanks for the input, everyone. I don't think the photos truly represent how bad the stain looks up close and personal. It is now almost black in certain areas where the grain is raised, and if I scrape my fingernail over it, I can see the "normal" wood beneath.
Well, the rains are upon us now in the Pacific Northwest, so nothing I can do about it until next year. Sure is ugly, though - drives me nuts.
Thank you again for your expertise - I do appreciate it.


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The public feud over abortion between the Speaker of the House and the archbishop of Washington intensified Tuesday as Rep. Nancy Pelosi responded to his recent criticism and the archbishop fired another salvo at the California Democrat.
The latest development came Tuesday evening, when Washington Archbishop Donald Wuerl issued a statement to The Hill that brushed aside Pelosi's explanation of her comments about conception on Sunday's edition of "Meet the Press."
Wuerl rebuked Pelosi for suggesting that the Catholic Church has long debated the moment of conception. Wuerl said that the church has taught that life begins at conception and has thus opposed abortion as a "moral evil" since the 1st century.
Pelosi's office initially didn't comment on Wuerl's remarks. After getting questions from the media, Pelosi spokesman Brendan Daly issued a statement on Tuesday that cited St. Augustine: "Her views on when life begins were informed by the views of St. Augustine, who said, 'The law does not provide that the act [abortion] pertains to homicide, for there cannot yet be said to be a live soul in a body that lacks sensation.' "
Wuerl swiftly denounced Pelosi's statement, saying, "As the Catechism and early Church documents make clear, abortion is always an evil. That is an unchanging teaching. The question on when the soul enters the body was a philosophical question that grew out of a lack of scientific data at the time of St. Augustine. We have the data today which shows the embryo is human. There no longer is any discussion of whether the unborn is human and so the philosophical discussion of St. Augustine's time is not relevant today."
Although I am not Catholic, I am going to have to go with the archbishop on this as I assume he knows Catholic teaching more accurately than Rep. Pelosi.
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Also, recall Hillary Clinton's former OB-GYN William Harrison's description of when life begins. Dr. Harrison does not think it is above his pay grade to determine when life begins.


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The Duchess of Cornwall's glowing complexion has been linked to facials containing bee venom, which is proven to help with wrinkles and puffiness as well as halting the damaging effect of the menopause on skin.
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Screenwriter Allan Loeb has signed with Anonymous Content.
The scribe, who was previously without a manager, remains repped by CAA and attorney Sean Marks.
Loeb has had an interesting career as a screenwriter. He had been writing specs for almost a decade before his first film, 2007 drama Things We Lost in the Fire, was produced.
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April 16th, 2014 07:48 PM #58
These are all beautiful! And quite eye-opening really, lots of Matildas and a couple of Eloises... but it's interesting that on the whole, it's actually quite far from what's considered ''Berry style''. Not a single Eleanor!
I think it's likely that what is usually considered NB style is just names that the vast majority consider good names; off the top of my head - Charlotte, Alice, Sylvie, Pearl, Penelope, Violet, Aurora, Clementine etc. rather than a representation of favourites. Very interesting!Rosemary Una - Annabel Briar - Tabitha Lettice - Maude Evangeline - Fenella Pearl - Agnes Eilidh
names for dreamy, sublime little darlings. the smell of springtime air, freckled knees, damp hair. Soft evening light and fiery hearts.
Emmett Jack - Rufus Alec - Cathal Nicholas - Eoghan Wilfred - Caspian Hugh - Harrison Baez
olivia, seventeen, film student. my own little witch's cat Shura!
(dreaming of a deerhound named ''Sholto'')
April 16th, 2014 10:11 PM #60
My favorite name has been Zoe for as long as I can remember. I love how elegant and regal it is, while at the same time being cute and spunky. Unfortunately, DH won't agree to it as a first name due to a poor association with a Zoe, but he doesn't mind if I occasionally use it as a nickname for Isobel, as long as I don't mind him calling her Izzie or Belle instead (which I don't). (Assuming we ever have an Isobel, of course!)
Last edited by mega_muffin; April 16th, 2014 at 10:14 PM.Proud mother to William "Liam" Balthazar and Catherine "Cate" Ophelia
Future Daughters: Isobel "Zoe" Theophania, Veronica "Vera" Seraphine
Future Sons: Alexander ?, Dominic "Nico" Valentine
Nicholas ~ William ~ Alexander ~ Sebastian ~ Gabriel ~ Benjamin ~ Dominic ~ Oliver ~ Crispin ~ Gregory
Zoe ~ Catherine ~ Veronica ~ Penelope ~ Elizabeth ~ Daphne ~ Anastasia ~ Seraphina ~ Ophelia ~ Felicity
April 16th, 2014 10:35 PM #62
(With hesitation,) Isabelle. For years I have loved everything about her (actually, it's probably around 4 years exactly, this month). Her innocence, her French yet classic vibe, her familiarity, her relations to Elizabeth, the nn Bella (which I've loved as long as, if not longer than, Isabelle itself), the accessibility of multiple nns, the way it easily relates to my love of languages (I know I mention it all the time, but it's because I'm so excited about it! I'm learning French--doing quite well, I think, actually!--and I love that "belle" and "bella" respectively mean "beautiful" in so many of the Romance languages). I recently read a story about an Issy (who was an Isadora (Isidora?), but she went by Issy, and I think she's sort of a good image to have--someone with a really great heart, but is carrying around a lot of baggage. She learned to overcome her baggage and get all her dreams, which, really, is anything I could ever want for a daughter of mine. That she be happy and strong and beautiful--especially on the inside.), who made me appreciate Isabelle even more. I also LOVE that it honors the two most important people to me outside my family--I sponsor a little girl in Peru named Is@bel A r u m y who means more than life itself to me, and my best friend was a lifelong Parisienne. I feel like Isabelle is the perfect way to honor both A r u m y and Amelie.
I think I'm just hesitant about it because I have loved Isabelle for so long. Same thing happens with my favorite boys' name, Caleb, from time-to-time! I have just loved her for so long that I get bored with her sometimes, and want something more exciting. But I can't imagine another name I love nearly half as much, and both Isabelle as a single name, and my combo in full (Isabelle Aurora Grace), has so much significance packed into it that I can't imagine my daughter being named anything else. Besides, I want an Issy/Bella/Ella. haha.
If I DIDN'T use Isabelle, though, I think I'd go for Anne-Sophie. It's so much fun to say that even though I love Annie, Sophie, and Soph, I'd probably call her Anne-Sophie the majority of the time! It's got such a funky, French sound, and yet it looks so simple, elegant, and classic. Anne and Sophie also have family significance, and I like the idea of using French names, in general, to honor Amelie. I've only recently added her to my list, but I've loved her for nearly as long as I've loved Isabelle--just not to the same extent--and it seems like I can't get enough of her lately!
So yeah. Isabelle, or Anne-Sophie as a wild card.Ashley
twenty-something namenerd and aspiring novelist
Isabelle + Arianne + Olivia + Violet + Charlotte + Emmeline + Eleni + Grace + Eva + Catherine
Caleb + Everett + Jack + Avery + Samuel + Zane + Declan + Caspar + Grant + Rory
Zoe + Adele + Lilian + Felicity + Julia + Aurora + Ella + Kaia + Audrey + Carolina + Leona
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April 16th, 2014 10:41 PM #64Piers Lachlan | Gray Everett | Rhys ?
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Well, if you are someone who has trouble deciding what to eat, look no further! This place has a choice of 3 or 4 tacos, but each is delicious! The doctors and nurses from the hospital several blocks away made the hike to eat here, which I'm sure they do often. Sweet potato tacos and fried fish, made while you...
I am finding myself to be attracted towards restaurants like this, having a simple menu and yet it has raving good reviews.
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A partial true golf trip to Scotland that sprinkles in single-malt whiskey and marathons
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A ranking of 125 nations on the level of government imposed taxes and tariffs on ICT goods and services.
We are on the cusp of an IT-enabled transformation of transportation.
This report ranks 55 nations on the extent of how they practice trade mercantilism.
This report assesses the development of a "data divide" in America.
Policy should be reformed to better integrate the national labs with regional economies.
ITIF presents a framework for evaluating and resolving cross-border Internet policy conflicts.
This report provides a snapshot of states' efforts to create open data policies and portals.
The U.S. Export-Import Bank remains vital to supporting America's traded sector competitiveness.
The Chinese government has created a broad strategy to "informatize" its economy and society.
The future economic health of the U.S. economy will depend on the strength of its national innovation system.
Ideological fears of big business are bad for the U.S. economy.
A case between the US government and Microsoft reveals the shortcomings of international laws.
The U.S. faces a very real high-skill shortage.
This blog explores New York's controversial "BitLicense" regulations.
Since we do not need any more STEM workers we should just close universities.
Piracy in TV is increasing, as just about every Emmy-nominated show suffers from illegal downloads.
Corporate tax reform is an economic competitiveness issue.
The "right to be forgotten" may have led to more privacy concerns than intended.
The U.S. manufacturing sector has been losing jobs at an alarming rate since 2000.
Since 1999, the United States has suffered a 13 percent decline in triadic patent filings.
ITIF Senior Analyst Daniel Castro will present on current research to make voting more accessible at the...
Rob Atkinson will engage Jonathan Sallet and Jeff Eisenach in an interactive discussion of their views on the...
Rob Atkinson will speak at the annual SRII conference in San Jose, California.
WIRE-Net's Board of Directors invited Rob Atkinson to address 2012 Annual Meeting.
Rob Atkison will present on the panel "How Labor and Manufacturers Are Forging Manufacturing's New Path...
ITIF president Rob Atkinson will present at the STEM Enterprise: Measures for Innovation and Competitiveness...
Stephen Ezell presented ITIF's work on competitiveness and rankings at the 2012 EPISIS Conference.
Exploring the TBED community to better leverage cleantech policy and programs.
Richard Bennett will testify before the House Science Committee on April 18, 2012 on spectrum use before the...
Matthew Stepp will be presenting the "Breakout Session: Environmental Policy" at the National...
The DOJ should rework these consent decrees to modernizing the way music copyrights are licensed in the...
Government data policy needs to balance privacy with innovation.
The Center for Data Innovation's Recommendations to the Senate Finance Committee on Health Data...
Rob Atkinson filed comments to the U.S. Senate Committee on Judiciary's Subcommittee on Antitrust,...
Bipartisan effort will be key to saving Social Security.
The FAA has interpreted its Model Aircraft rules too narrowly and risks limiting innovative new technologies.
In testimony before the Senate Finance Committee, Stephen Ezell analyzed the current challenges facing...
ITIF files comments supporting the FCC's flexible approach to promoting the open Internet under section...
ITIF Submits Comments on House Energy and Commerce Whitepaper on Competition Policy in Communications
ITIF submitted comments with the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on competition policy and broadband...
Matthew Stepp testifies before the United States House Natural Resources Committee Subcommittee on Energy and...
A collection of essays making the case for the progressive power of innovation and the digital economy in enabling societies to cope with new challenges.
Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.